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Date Posted: 23:23:48 12/12/01 Wed
Author: Ronald Dykeman
Subject: One other thing...
In reply to: Ronald Dykeman 's message, "Re: The Maple Throne" on 22:31:45 12/12/01 Wed

Dear Cyril,
One other thing I forgot to mention to you here, the word 'Dominion' was dropped from Canada's name as a legal designation in 1975. Since 1975 Canada has been called, simply, Canada, no long form legal designation. Not the 'Dominion of Canada', but simply Canada. Therefore, your use of the words '.., this Dominion' as a way to describe Canada is inaccurate, and his been for almost 27 years now.
Many Thanks,
Ronald Dykeman


>>Dear Sir,
>>I agree that we need to instill greater pride in
>>Canadians, but from my perspective that means
>>re-discovering who we are and the many great things
>>about our country.
>
> You are right to a large degree. There are a great
>many things about Canada that make it a truly
>wonderful country. As for 're-discovering' an identity
>as a people, I can't quite agree with that. Canadians
>still need to further develop a truly seperate
>identity as a people in our own right. That is what
>Imperial Canada is all about.
>
> As a young Canadian I am very
>>proud of this Dominion and its rich heritage.
>
> I too am proud of the rich heritage of Canada.
>However, I (and most people I grew up as a child back
>in the '70's and '80's) feel that Canada has outgrown
>the label 'Dominion'. Again, that is why I founded
>Imperial Canada. There is a hige and growing segment
>of the population of Canada who would like to see
>Canada become a republic and re-name Canada the
>Canadian Republic. I personally disagree with the
>republican movement in Canada. I would like to see
>Canada mature into being the Canadian Empire.
>
>
>>That includes the Maple Throne... remember we already
>have
>>a sovereign Queen of Canada whose throne is located in
>>the Senate of Canada.
>
> So lets have an Emperor (or Emperess) who lives in
>Canada and is a part of the greater community of
>Canada on the Maple Throne, better yet, the Imperial
>Maple Throne. After all, Queen Elizabeth is not a
>Canadian citizen, so lets replace her with somebody
>who is a Canadian citizen.
>
> And we have eleven wonderful
>>Canadians representing her throughout the country,
>>celebrating Canada and promoting excellence.
>>Rediscover our unique and wonderful Maple Throne.
>>God Save the Queen (of Canada).
>
> I agree with rediscovering our heritage, but I also
>say, lets move on to new and better things as well.
> Many Thanks,
> Ronald Dykeman

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