L'Essentiel : Charles III au Canada sur fond de tensions avec les É.-U. – 26 mai 2025

L’Essentiel : Charles III au Canada sur fond de tensions avec les É.-U. – 26 mai 2025

May 26, 2025 at 6:01 pm  Federal, Politics, Video



Le roi Charles III est arrivé ce lundi à Ottawa à l’invitation du premier ministre Mark Carney pour y lire le discours du Trône. Notre animatrice Catherine Lafrance décrypte ce que la présence du souverain signifie pour le Canada dans sa guerre commerciale qui l’oppose aux États-Unis avec les journalistes Joël-Denis Bellavance de La Presse, ainsi que Catherine Lévesque et Christopher Nardi du National Post.

Nous brossons également le portrait de cette visite royale avec Kévin Guillot, spécialiste de la monarchie britannique, et Marie Billon, journaliste et correspondante à Londres.

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