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Pomp and ceremony A horse-drawn carriage took Charles and Queen Camilla to the Senate of Canada Building for the speech. It was accompanied by 28 horses, 14 before and 14 after.

Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney, left, and King Charles talk ahead of the King delivering speech from the throne in the Senate in Ottawa, Canada on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.

The speech brought out Canada’s A-list, with former Prime Ministers Kim Campbell, Stephen Harper and Justin Trudeau seated in the Senate audience.

Some royal pomp is parading down Wellington Street. Charles and Camilla are making a short trip to the Senate building in Canada’s state landau, escorted by 24 horses from the RCMP’s musical ride.

King Charles inspects an honor guard at the Senate of Canada building in Ottawa, Canada, before reading the throne speech during a royal visit, May 27, 2025.

Charles is Canada’s head of state and its monarch, but his speech was written by Mr. Carney’s office. It is only the third time that the monarch has opened Canada’s Parliament.

Canada has a new U.S. ambassador to sort through its strained relations with Washington as the Senate on Wednesday approved President Donald Trump’s nomination of Peter Hoekstra in a 60-37 vote.