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Canada, the monarchy, and the cost of conceding the Crown

A November 2021 survey suggests that 52 per cent of Canadians believe the country should not remain a constitutional monarchy indefinitely, while a quarter of respondents say it should. Support for the monarchy has declined since April 2016, when just 38 per cent opposed it.

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