US EditionWool, mustard and pulse crops: Sask. lieutenant-governor highlights prairie identity in royal audience
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Wool, mustard and pulse crops: Sask. lieutenant-governor highlights prairie identity in royal audience
Saskatchewan’s lieutenant-governor says meeting King Charles III during a private audience at Buckingham Palace was “quite amazing.” “It was a little overwhelming, but His Majesty was very gracious and very friendly,” said Lt.-Gov. Bernadette McIntyre, who met with the King on May 14 as part of a tradition for newly appointed vice-regal representatives. McIntyre, sworn in as Saskatchewan’s 24th lieutenant-governor in January, brought gifts that …
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