Already done, by the Brits, in 1931. The Royals of Canada are Canadian, as well as any other nationalities they might have.
And, this is a Federal thing, and not something any province can legislate on.
A province has little say over a federal constitutional issue.
They'd have to separate first, because that's under the federal government's domain, not the provinces.
Could you try asking in English, and ask a complete question?
It would be deemed unconstitutional and be struck down.
Please re-post this question after you correctly translate it from French, because it currently makes no sense as a question.
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Already done, by the Brits, in 1931. The Royals of Canada are Canadian, as well as any other nationalities they might have.
And, this is a Federal thing, and not something any province can legislate on.
A province has little say over a federal constitutional issue.
They'd have to separate first, because that's under the federal government's domain, not the provinces.
Could you try asking in English, and ask a complete question?
It would be deemed unconstitutional and be struck down.
Please re-post this question after you correctly translate it from French, because it currently makes no sense as a question.
monarchy spam troll