Monarchists feeling 'disrespected' after Quebec bill could make oath to King optional
Some monarchists are upset after Quebec tabled a bill this week aimed at making the oath to the King optional.
Swearing the oath to the Crown is a requirement for MNAs in the national assembly to take their seats in the Salon Bleu, but monarchists say the move by the CAQ has left them feeling "disrespected."
Watch the video above for the full report from CTV News Montreal's Angela Mackenzie.
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