The Canadian Kingdom

How the Crown — a historic, subtle, and resilient institution — has adapted to Canadian realities from 1867 to the twenty-first century The essays in this book include surprising perspectives on the way monarchy functions in Canada and how it has influenced other Commonwealth realms Pays particular attention to the Crown’s key role in Canada’s relationships with its Indigenous peoples The eleven authors are leading authorities on constitutional monarchy in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, among them academics, practitioners, a senator, a former lieutenant governor, and a First Nation chief The essays will enlighten and challenge our views on the relevance of monarchy in Canada