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Only veeeeeeeeeery vaguely ....Is it just me, or does the medallion released by the mint look more like Stephen Harper?
Only veeeeeeeeeery vaguely ....Is it just me, or does the medallion released by the mint look more like Stephen Harper?
I wouldn't rush to replace anything with it just yet, let's see if it survives the next Conservative government.The new crown is not as bad as I thought it would. be, however, I agree there should have been some consultation outside of the Ottawa bubble.
there you go. stick with the Tudor and skip the cost of switching up all the cap badges and such. bad call by HM in my opinion. not a good way to try to stay modest and relevant with the public who are steadily becoming tired of the monarchy.There is already a heraldic Canadian "crown", the snowflake diadem. Doesn't exist IRL, only depicted on certain medals. Why not just add a couple or arches on top of it with a compass point star (North Star), and call it the Canadian Crown? Not saying we need one, but could be used to show the monarch as the King of Canada on coins and medals. Personally, I'd stick with St. Edwards crown since it's the one used in coronations. BTW, there is no actual Tutor crown, it was destroyed by Cromwell in the English Civil War IIRC.
good news would be don't have to change up cap badges between Tudor and St Edwards crowns. which is totally stupid and wasteful, bad call by HM.I don't think changing the crown that is used to represent the institution of the Crown specifically for Canada does anything to undermine history. I'm a staunch monarchist, but I also understand that the monarchy has to adapt to the times. Canada isn't predominately filled with people British ancestry, who are looking to keep the ties tot he old country alive.
My family came over almost 300 years ago... We have no links beyond genetics with Scotland.
Also, the King already has a seperate cypher for Scotland, why is it such a stretch for the King to have one specifically for Cana
Except the King of Canada is not head of the Church of England.
True story. King Charles is, equally but entirely separately, King of the UK and head of the Church of England and King of Canada.
Two distinct hats (crowns)…
Nope. Not at all.Except he is.
Do you understand the concept the one person can hold multiple SEPARATE offices?lol…whatever helps you sleep at night.
Additionally, His Majesty is not the head of the Anglican Church of Canada. He has no role within, as the ACC split with the C of E in 1955.Do you understand the concept the one person can hold multiple SEPARATE offices?
This is that case. King Charles is King of Canada.
King Charles is also King of the UK and the Head of the Anglican Church.
One does not bleed over into the other.
He sleeps knowing how it actually works though.lol…whatever helps you sleep at night.
Nope. Not at all.
Leadership and governance | The Church of England
How the leadership and governance of the Church of England is structured.www.churchofengland.org
Man, you people are thick.
Do you understand the concept the one person can hold multiple SEPARATE offices?
This is that case. King Charles is King of Canada.
King Charles is also King of the UK and the Head of the Anglican Church.
One does not bleed over into the other.
Takes one to know one...Leadership and governance | The Church of England
How the leadership and governance of the Church of England is structured.www.churchofengland.org
Man, you people are thick.