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Canada is breaking away from British suzerainty

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TFIGlobal - Canada

4,163 views Dec 8, 2022

Canada has long been tied to its British roots, but in recent years the country has been slowly breaking away its suzerainty with the British monarchy. This process has accelerated in recent months, with the Quebec government introducing a bill to make the oath of allegiance to King Charles optional for civil servants and members of the National Assembly. The move towards greater autonomy from Britain began in the late 19th century, with the Confederation of Canada Act of 1867, which established the Dominion of Canada and granted it a degree of self-government. This was followed by the Statute of Westminster 1931, which established Canada's full legal independence from Britain. The Statute of Westminster was supplemented by the Canada Act of 1982, which formally abolished the British parliament's authority over Canada and established the Canadian Constitution. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which is part of the Constitution, further strengthened Canada's sovereignty by recognizing the rights of all Canadians. Watch the video to know more. For news from other parts of the World (including Canada), download our app: https://tfiglobalnews.com/app/

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