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In his speech there was a nod to the Canadian national anthem when Charles concluded with the words: “The True North is indeed strong and free,” with a touch of emotion in his voice.

King Charles III concluded a historic address in Ottawa on Tuesday by quoting words of the Canadian anthem. “The True North is indeed strong and free!” he said, sparking rounds of applause.

Mark Carney and his Liberal colleagues have got to be happy with the reaction to the Throne Speech King Charles III delivered.