Canadian Governor General seen as symbol of ties to Britain
The article discusses the Governor General as a largely symbolic link to Britain, noting Viscount Alex.thit as representative since 1946. It explores speculation that Canada may appoint a Canadian to the post or even abolish the role, while affirming Canada’s autonomous status within the Commonwealth.
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Canada Moves to End Britain Ties in Constitutional Reform
Ottawa moves to abolish appeals to the British Privy Council and create a Canadian supreme court. Louis St Laurent urges amending the British North America Act within Canada with provincial consent. The plan aims to preserve French and English language rights and provincial powers while speeding constitutional change.
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Surprise Move Shocks Four Representatives at Sitempe Meeting
An abrupt session yesterday unsettled Four representatives as a surprise action reshaped dynamics at the Sitempe gathering. Key figures Bohier and Yugesisy were noted among attendees.
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