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Barbados was right to cut ties with the monarchy

We can remain on good terms with the Crown, but we can swear allegiance to Canada and its people, free ourselves of many of the anachronisms of colonialism, and be genuinely independent.

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BY ANDREW CADDELL
April 3, 2024

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