Sean Kilpatrick
National Photographer at The Canadian Press
Sean Kilpatrick is an Ottawa based photographer currently employed at the Canadian Press as a National Photographer.
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chronicleonline.com | Sean Kilpatrick
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djournal.com | Sean Kilpatrick
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djournal.com | Sean Kilpatrick
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wfmz.com | Sean Kilpatrick
King Charles III says Canada is facing unprecedented challenges in a world that’s never been more dangerous. Charles opened the Canadian Parliament on Tuesday with a speech widely viewed as a show of support in the face of annexation threats by U.S. President Donald Trump. Trump’s repeated suggestion that the U.S. annex Canada prompted Prime Minister Mark Carney to invite Charles to give the speech from the throne outlining his governments priorities for the new session of Parliament.
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thespec.com | Raisa Patel |Mark Ramzy |Justin Tang |Sean Kilpatrick
This isn't the first time King Charles has visited Canada amid tensions with the U.S.OTTAWA—When King Charles first came to Canada in 1970 — then a 21-year-old prince accompanied by his family — it was on a visit to mark 100 years since both the Northwest Territories and Manitoba joined Canada’s Confederation.
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