Monitoring the fate of the 2023 Canadian Coronation Medal: unveiled after a year on 6 May 2024.
2025: awaiting the fate of 20+ Coronation Medals in Carleton.
1) Unfortunately, it appears that Pierre Poilievre's riding of Carleton has forfeited their allocation of 20+ Coronation Medals.
Multiple sources and one booklet from Rideau Hall state that the medals were to have been presented by 31 March 2025.
A source with direct knowledge has just confirmed to me that the 20+ Coronation Medals allocated for Carleton were indeed forfeited, and the numbers returned to Rideau Hall for redistribution.
Did Poilievre refuse to award deserving constituents, or did he simply fail/forget to?
Today is the 81st anniversary of D-Day. We shall remember all of those who fought for our freedom on the 6th June 1944.
#DDay81#DDay#Normandy#LestWeForget
The Formidable Five.
Normandy Veterans Ken Hay, Richard Aldred, Henry Rice, Jim Grant, John Dennett at Colleville-sur-Mer.
Today we host the Veterans for the 81st anniversary of D-Day. #DDay81
📷 PA / Gareth Fuller
A royal chapter in Canada’s story 👑🇨🇦
From a warm Ottawa welcome to unforgettable moments across the capital, Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla captured the hearts of Canadians.
#RoyalVisit
Bizarre that after completely ignoring Coronation Medals for his former riding of Carleton, Pierre Poilievre is now writing gushing letters of praise for recipients in another riding that he isn't even MP for yet.
What made him ignore deserving recipients in Carleton but do this?
Today, a King Coronation Medal awards ceremony was held at my local Legion branch in Wainwright, Alberta. Damien C. Kurek, my federal Member of Parliament (he technically resigned last week) attended the event to present the medals, and the certificates were signed by Pierre Poilievre as Leader of the Opposition.
Strangely, the ceremony was not announced or published in the Legion calendar nor in Mr. Kurek’s past info letters to constituents and not on his social media either.
What is more confusing is that Mr. Kurek has resigned as MP four days ago in the House of Commons and Mr.Poilievre is still not the MP for Battle-River Crowfoot.
Are these medals part of Mr. Kurek’s allotment or are they from Mr. Poilievre’s allotment from his previous Carleton riding since he signed the certificates?
We may never find out! 😆
The plot thickens…
@CoronationMedal
Frustration with how reparations are presented by Caribbean governments is understandable to a degree. I too despise the “sins of the father” attitude often presented. But to go on to lump the Caribbean together with Al-Qaeda as “Britain’s enemies” is utterly insane
Today marks 72 years since the coronation of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
See a brief snapshot of the contingent of the Royal Grenada Police Force, dressed in their ceremonial white uniforms, which took part in the 1953 Coronation Parade.
https://t.co/kgQeixhqYx
@JefferyPetts This is an issue across the Commonwealth. We need better civics education in all the realms. Active education about the central constitutional role of the Crown, De-presidentialisation of the prime ministership, return to cabinet governance, and a re-empowerment of Parliament
Yesterday’s Opening of the Canadian Parliament by His Majesty adds another chapter to the history of the Sovereign opening parliaments outside the UK
Canada is now tied with Australia for the second most state openings by the Sovereign, 3. New Zealand still in first with 7
Johnson Beharry VC COG, standing second from the right at the back, is one of Grenada’s greatest sons.
His distinction in service to the Crown is immense. He is a tremendous credit to our nation and deserves celebration.
The League congratulates our brothers and sisters in Canada on the wonderful occasion yesterday of His Majesty The King opened the Parliament of Canada, symbolizing their link to the Crown.
We call on @pmogrenada to similarly invite His Majesty to open the Parliament of Grenada.
You had one job.
The Governor General represents the King of Canada, not some separate nation, and every single Rideau Hall staffer who doesn’t get it (or like it) should be fired.
@allanholloway@WalkerMarcus Pertaining to other realms. The late Queen, for example, accredited Vincentian ambassadors and diplomatic staff to Venezuela in her capacity as Queen of Saint Vincent, while at the same time the UK government did not recognise the Venezuelan government
Restoring the country’s promise takes a plan:
A plan to repeal anti-energy laws, greenlight pipelines, cut government waste and taxes and lock up offenders to keep Canada safe.
We have that plan.
“Today, Canada faces another critical moment. Democracy, pluralism, the rule of law, self-determination, and freedom are values which Canadians hold dear, and ones which the government is determined to protect.”
—King Charles III, delivering the Speech from the Throne
#cdnpoli