With the coronation just weeks away, poll says Canadians are split on dropping the Royal Family

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The coronation of Canada’s new King is less than two months away and the country is split up the middle on whether it’s time to cut ties with the Crown, a new poll suggests.

A Leger survey of 1,544 Canadians found 56 per cent of respondents agreed the country should “reconsider its ties” to the monarchy now that there’s a new sovereign.

That number was higher in Quebec, where 71 per cent of respondents said there should be some constitutional soul-searching about the Crown.

People in Ontario (53 per cent) and B.C. (52 per cent) were more likely than other regions to say King

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