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The role of the monarch, Governor General, and Parliament in Canada's system of government
is not a British colony in the legal or political sense: it is a fully self-governing, sovereign state that joined the modern Commonwealth as an independent state in 1931 and completed the final legal...
Canada has no law or constitutional rule that bars members of Parliament — and therefore no rule that would bar a prime minister — from holding dual (or multiple) citizenships . The only formal eligib...
The sovereign of has theoretical but, in modern practice, has not personally exercised those powers in recent history; instead, most—and in effect almost all—reserve authority is exercised by the Crow...