He told the King pointing to his own lapel: "Bit of a disaster today sir. My Order of Canada pin broke." Mr Carney added: "Yes. It fell on the tarmac... which is proof that our founding people is ...

King Charles gave a warm welcome to the new Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney when he visited Buckingham Palace. It was another symbolic gesture of support for Canada from a King, wearing a red ...

The new Canadian prime minister told the King that his Order of Canada pin had broken this morning. The King joked: "Do you want another one?" "There's much to catch up on," said the King ...

Mark Carney arrives at the Palace (Aaron Chown/PA) The King, who was wearing a red tie, perhaps a nod to the Canadian flag, and his Order of Canada pin, was pictured grinning as he shook Mr Carney ...

The monarch, wearing a red tie and an Order of Canada lapel pin, congratulated Carney on his recent victory. He was sworn in on Friday. The Canadian prime minister pointed at his own lapel.

The King has been praised for being a “steadfast defender” of Canada by the country’s new prime minister in the wake of the US’s threats to its economy and sovereignty. The audience came ...

He was sworn in on Friday. The Canadian prime minister pointed at his lapel pin. “Bit of a disaster today, sir. My Order of Canada pin broke,” Carney said. “Do you want mine?” the king asked.

IQALUIT — The federal government will spend more than $6 billion to buy an Australian early warning radar missile detection system and $420 million to expand Canada’s northern military ...

The monarch, wearing a red tie and an Order of Canada lapel pin, congratulated Carney on his recent victory. He was sworn in on Friday. The Canadian prime minister pointed at his own lapel. “Bit of a ...