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Crown competed at Santa Anita Park on November 6, 2026.Some support1 report
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Government utilizes Crown enforcement measures.Some support1 report
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The Crown was targeted in the Gunpowder Plot, and the break with Rome led to persecution during the reign of Henry VIII.Some support1 report
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Claire Foy starred in the series The Crown, which also featured Lucien Laviscount.Well supported3 reports
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Lorne Calvert is involved in the Premier leading the party managing major Crown corporations.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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The Waitangi Tribunal found that the Crown breached Treaty principles, leading to statements from Caren Fox and subsequent cabinet approval of reforms.Well supported11 reports2 developments inside
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RanCo threatens Tū Ātea's infrastructure operations, prompting Tū Ātea to raise concerns with the Commerce Commission regarding public safety and Māori spectrum rights.Some support1 report
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Property insecurity is hindering investment and planning as the Crown is reported to be failing Treaty obligations.Some support1 report
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Cer discusses the government's constitutional duty to Indigenous Peoples while modernizing the regulatory framework for energy projects involving Crown infrastructure.Some support4 reports1 development inside
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A major wildfire incident is currently being prosecuted in the province of Saskatchewan.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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The Crown breached a treaty during a land sale process managed by Land Information New Zealand, involving the Kāpiti Coast District Council.Some support1 report
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The Green Party plans to establish a Crown entity.Some support3 reports
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Supreme Court found that the mineral tenure system breached the Crown's duty.Some support1 report
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The Crown is involved in a nation-to-nation relationship with Alberta, which includes Premier Danielle Smith.Some support1 report
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Morrison guided a ceremony in Fort Frances, which stands within Treaty #3 territory.Some support1 report
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The Canada Revenue Agency shared tax records with a lawyer representing the Crown.Some support1 report
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SEP avoids clashes between council and Crown land.Some support1 report
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An incident occurred near Fort McMurray, Alberta, leading to a penalty appeal involving the Crown over safety education fines.Some support1 report
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Phil Keen represented Elders Real Estate in a property sale on October 20, 2026.Some support1 report
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The Crown and parliament are mandated to entrench the Treaty into the lawmaking process and honor Waitangi Tribunal recommendations.Well supported4 reports4 developments inside
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The Ford government in Ontario is running a rebate program, with OEB operating as an independent Crown agency.Some support1 report
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Colonies sought independence from British rule, and Congress formed a committee to justify separation.Well supported11 reports5 developments inside
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Local developments in Sydney include Crown land cemetery management, discussions on urban growth, and plans to convert a club in Lidcombe.Some support1 report
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A treaty framework impacts the state budget and policy, with activist groups highlighting tension in Melbourne.Some support1 report
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Andy Burnham used a military display to challenge Crown privileges, comparing UK military strength to Legoland.Some support1 report
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David Eby helped draft legislation regarding land claims involving unceded territories of Canada.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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David Eby's government in British Columbia is planning to give away Crown land.Some support1 report
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The NDP government committed to handing over public Crown land in the Sunshine Coast region.Some support2 reports
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A policy has been enacted to reduce compensation costs associated with land transfers.Some support1 report
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A land claim swap regarding reserve boundaries took place involving the Crown and British Columbia.Well supported3 reports
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Colonies maintained nominal allegiance to the British Crown while Irish people faced British domination.Some support1 report1 development inside
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English settlers were brought to Ireland, and land was distributed in Armagh and Donegal during the Plantation.Some support1 report
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Treaty rights between First Nations and the Crown are noted in Alberta.Well supported6 reports2 developments inside
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The Crown and defence submitted a joint submission in Wellesley, amid local concerns and calls for opportunities in Canada's defence sector.Some support1 report
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The Crown is bound to adhere to Treaty provisions, with Justin Tipa serving as an iwi leader in New Zealand.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Māori leaders challenged Crown management regarding fisheries resources.Some support1 report
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Nanaia Mahuta discussed the relationship between Māori and the Crown during a parliamentary session.Some support1 report
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A rail plan in Cornwall has been reported to offer no meaningful transportation improvement.Some support1 report
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The Crown granted land along the Grand River, defining the Haldimand Tract from Dundalk to Lake Erie, amid Indigenous legal involvement.Some support4 reports
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Financial institutions, including Royal Bank of Canada and Citigroup, raised price objectives and lifted target prices for Crown.Well supported4 reports
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Crown failed to adequately resource the Trust.Some support4 reports
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Luxon's government policies are impacting the obligations of the Crown.Some support2 reports
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The Crown, Winston Peters, and the future of local government funding in Christchurch are linked to pledges made regarding the election outcome.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Simon takes Inverness for the Crown.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Government proposes a Crown corporation model for the defence sector.Some support1 report
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Alberta is considering separation from Canada, while its borders intersect treaty territories and are influenced by Nova Scotia's voters on federal taxes.Some support2 reports
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Zebedee initiated private prosecution against Mount Hope, whose development impacted Dartmouth wetland, a case later taken over by the Crown.Some support1 report
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Crown gained Royal Manor rights over the land of Blackheath on September 1, 2026.Some support2 reports
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Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) operates within the province of Manitoba.Well supported6 reports
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Chorus provides fibre broadband across New Zealand, with the Crown holding debt in the telecommunications company.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Government manages Crown financial targets and Fleur Fitzsimons challenges government policy on pay equity issues.Some support3 reports
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Leonor, the heir to the Spanish throne, fulfills institutional roles of the monarchy in Spain.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Legislation enabling the inspector-general was introduced to Parliament.Some support1 report
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Prosecution proceedings took place in Edmonton involving the Crown.Some support1 report
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Safe petitioned Parliament regarding shared redress involving the Crown and the Chatham Islands Council.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Redress bills are processed through the parliamentary system.Some support1 report
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Experts criticize the Supreme Court for overstepping its bounds by straying into the legislative domain, arguing that law-making is Parliament's exclusive role.Some support1 report
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A book by Alexander Larman is fueling interest by analyzing divisions within the royal establishment.Some support1 report
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A proposal suggests that the government paying rates on Crown land is a viable alternative.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Proposals are underway to reform the laws governing Crown lands in Jamaica, involving the Crown and Mark Golding.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Crown
Events traced to Crown, step by step, newest first- Political critique may change how Crown infrastructure is managedPolitical critique of past failures may shift funding and priorities for Crown infrastructurePossible
- How could state funding for economic development affect Crown?State funding could boost infrastructure development in South DakotaPossible
- Political pressure may force Crown to insource ferry constructionPolitical pressure may force the Crown to insource ferry construction in British ColumbiaPossible
- Trump trade war may raise costs for Crown's gas turbine projectHigher capital costs for the gas turbine project could increase the Crown's financial burden.Possible
- Woodfibre LNG project could boost Crown revenue and economic outputThe Crown may benefit from billions in revenue from Woodfibre LNGPossible
- New minister could shift policy direction for Manitoba Hydro CrownNew minister could shift policy direction for Manitoba Hydro CrownPossible
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- Pickering's push for public ownership may shift Crown land governanceThe Crown's role in land governance may shift as Pickering seeks public ownership of Frenchman's BayPossible
- How could federal funding for infrastructure affect Crown infrastructure?New federal funding boosts Saskatchewan's water and sewer projectsLikely
- How could the AI Fabric data-centre campus expansion affect the Crown's infrastructure planning?AI data-centre expansion may strain public infrastructure and require new resource planningPossible
- Retail theft surge may increase Crown's workload in BrandonRetail theft surge may increase the Crown's workload in BrandonPossible
- How could Doerkson's commitment to reviving Clark's bridge plan affect Crown?Doerkson's bridge promise could replace the current tunnel projectPossible
- Proposed compensation limits may alter Crown land transfer rulesProposed limits on compensation may change Crown land transfer rules.Possible
- How could the securing of provincial infrastructure funding affect the Crown?Crown infrastructure assets receive major capital investment for renewal and capacity upgrades.Likely
- New local governance may change Crown's regional planningNew unitary authority could change Crown's regional infrastructure planningPossible
- Fireguard proposal targets Crown land for wildfire mitigationProposed fireguard will change land use on provincial Crown landReported
Explainers that pass through Crown
Crown is a step on the way to someone else- Crown appeal may challenge Alberta's safety enforcement standardsThe Crown's appeal could challenge Alberta's safety enforcement standardsPossible
- Tunnel project may secure critical infrastructure for Metro VancouverMetro Vancouver may benefit from secured regional infrastructure via tunnel projectLikely
- How could the completion of the 11th Avenue infrastructure project affect Chad Boudreau?The reopening of 11th Avenue may improve foot traffic and sales for Comic Readers Downtown.Likely
- New policy may shift financial burden and alter land transfer rules in British ColumbiaNew policy may shift financial burden and alter land transfer rules in British ColumbiaLikely
- Doerkson's bridge promise challenges Premier's tunnel projectDoerkson's bridge promise challenges Premier's tunnel projectLikely
- How could Lorne Doerkson's commitment to a bridge affect British Columbia's infrastructure priorities?The province may shift focus from the $8.5-billion tunnel to a 10-lane bridgePossible
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- New bridge plan may improve freight reliability for Greater Vancouver businessesThe bridge plan may improve freight reliability and reduce operational costs for Greater Vancouver businesses.Possible
- Land claim lawsuit may force parliament to redefine Crown obligationsMassive land claim liability could force parliament to redefine Crown obligationsPossible
Around Crown this week
News at the entities that move Crown most-
parliament StructuralAmon Nkhata attempted to steal cable from an ESCOM transformer, and the minister reported the theft to Parliament.Moves Crown
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SEC StructuralDirector Arne Wilhelmsen sold shares of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. and disclosed the transaction to the SEC.Moves Crown
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British Columbia StructuralCenterra Gold operates mines and projects in Turkey, British Columbia, and the United States, with Lisa Wilkinson serving as VP of investor relations.Moves Crown
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Saskatchewan StructuralScott Moe and Saskatchewan are pushing for the expansion of the Port of Churchill to facilitate exports to European markets.Moves Crown
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government StructuralDissanayake serves as Finance Minister of the government, while Chanakya's principles regarding state power are advocated.Moves Crown
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Christopher Luxon StructuralChristopher Luxon leads the governing National-led coalition.Moves Crown
Connections
The 40 strongest of 319, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Kandy Structural
The sovereignty of Kandy was formally surrendered to the British Crown.
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Charles III Structural
Charles III functions as the constitutional head of state and representative of the Crown institution.
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parliament Structural
The Crown operates within a constitutional framework where Parliament legislates and regulates its obligations and status.
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Kiwibank Structural
Kiwibank is a vital state asset owned by the Crown, with future plans for merger and expansion of state control.
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SEC Structural
Crown is subject to formal regulatory oversight and filing requirements imposed by the SEC regarding its holdings.
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Alberta Structural
The Crown's operations and treaty obligations are fundamentally defined and constrained by the legal and jurisdictional framework of Alberta.
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British Columbia Structural
The Crown entity operates under the jurisdiction and ownership framework of British Columbia, particularly regarding land and resource management.
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Saskatchewan Structural
The Crown corporation holds ownership of all water resources within the jurisdiction of the Province of Saskatchewan.
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high court Structural
The High Court serves as the required judicial venue for legal matters involving the Crown, establishing a formal procedural dependency.
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SaskTel Structural
Crown is the parent entity of SaskTel.
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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Structural
CMHC functions as a Crown corporation.
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government Structural
The Crown operates as a state entity whose functions, funding, and leadership are controlled and mandated by the government.
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supreme court Structural
The Crown's authority is derived from foundational doctrines but is subject to regulation and judicial review by the Supreme Court.
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Christopher Luxon Structural
Luxon's government exercises regulatory and policy control over Crown's operations and obligations.
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Paul Goldsmith Structural
Paul Goldsmith serves as the Treaty Negotiations Minister representing the Crown.
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Canada Post Structural
Canada Post operates as a Crown corporation, meaning its function and existence are governed by the Crown.
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Harry Structural
Harry's role in the line of succession is critical to the continuity of the constitutional framework of the Crown.
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Great Britain Structural
The Crown was the central governing institution of the global empire established by Great Britain.
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Manitoba Hydro Structural
Manitoba Hydro is governed and owned by the provincial Crown corporation.
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Netflix Structural
The Crown was produced, financed, and distributed globally by Netflix, making the platform essential for its existence and reach.
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Charles Structural
Charles functions as the living embodiment and representative of the Crown institution.
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Buckingham Palace Structural
The Palace provides functional protection and operational support necessary for the Crown's institutional integrity.
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New Zealand Defence Force Structural
The Crown represents the state's defense interests, which are fulfilled by the New Zealand Defence Force.
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David Eby Structural
David Eby's government drafts and implements legislation and policies that govern the Crown's operations and land use.
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cabinet Structural
The Cabinet governs the Crown by approving reforms and changes to legislation.
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Lorne Calvert Structural
Lorne Calvert, as Premier, is associated with the management and governance of Crown corporations.
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Army Structural
The individual operates under the formal authority and accountability structure of the Crown, facing prosecution regarding alleged misconduct and abuse claims.
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Auckland Council Structural
Auckland Council exercises regulatory oversight over the Crown regarding site management and contract compliance.
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The Bahamas Structural
The Crown, as an institution of The Bahamas, manages and leases private islands on state-owned Crown land.
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corporation Structural
The relationship is defined by ownership, where the Crown acts as the governing entity of the corporation.
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Jersey Structural
Jersey is formally dependent on the Crown structure for its existence and governance.
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Carrington Hospital Transactional
The Crown acquired the site of Carrington Hospital in 2018 for future development.
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Church of England Transactional
The relationship involved the transfer of monastic possessions from the Church of England to the Crown.
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British Honduras Structural
The settlements of British Honduras were subject to taxes imposed by the Crown.
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SaskPower Structural
SaskPower operates as a corporation under the governance and mandate of the Crown.
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Claire Foy Structural
The series 'The Crown' was brought to life through the performance of Claire Foy.
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Ireland Structural
The Crown exercised formal ownership and political domination over parts of Ireland.
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Lawrence Yule Structural
Lawrence Yule serves as the designated manager for Crown's flood projects.
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Waitangi Tribunal Structural
The Waitangi Tribunal formally investigates and issues binding findings regarding the Crown's adherence to Treaty principles.
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Hydro One Structural
Hydro One is a company owned and controlled by the Crown, which serves as its ultimate parent entity.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
4 events- Crown competed at Santa Anita Park on November 6, 2026.
- Government utilizes Crown enforcement measures.
- The Crown was targeted in the Gunpowder Plot, and the break with Rome led to persecution during the reign of Henry VIII.
- Lorne Calvert is involved in the Premier leading the party managing major Crown corporations.
October 2026
28 events- RanCo threatens Tū Ātea's infrastructure operations, prompting Tū Ātea to raise concerns with the Commerce Commission regarding public safety and Māori spectrum rights.
- Property insecurity is hindering investment and planning as the Crown is reported to be failing Treaty obligations.
- The Crown breached a treaty during a land sale process managed by Land Information New Zealand, involving the Kāpiti Coast District Council.
- Supreme Court found that the mineral tenure system breached the Crown's duty.
- The Crown is involved in a nation-to-nation relationship with Alberta, which includes Premier Danielle Smith.
- Morrison guided a ceremony in Fort Frances, which stands within Treaty #3 territory.
- The Canada Revenue Agency shared tax records with a lawyer representing the Crown.
- SEP avoids clashes between council and Crown land.
- An incident occurred near Fort McMurray, Alberta, leading to a penalty appeal involving the Crown over safety education fines.
- Phil Keen represented Elders Real Estate in a property sale on October 20, 2026.
- The Ford government in Ontario is running a rebate program, with OEB operating as an independent Crown agency.
- Local developments in Sydney include Crown land cemetery management, discussions on urban growth, and plans to convert a club in Lidcombe.
- A treaty framework impacts the state budget and policy, with activist groups highlighting tension in Melbourne.
- Andy Burnham used a military display to challenge Crown privileges, comparing UK military strength to Legoland.
- David Eby's government in British Columbia is planning to give away Crown land.
- The NDP government committed to handing over public Crown land in the Sunshine Coast region.
- A policy has been enacted to reduce compensation costs associated with land transfers.
- English settlers were brought to Ireland, and land was distributed in Armagh and Donegal during the Plantation.
- The Crown and defence submitted a joint submission in Wellesley, amid local concerns and calls for opportunities in Canada's defence sector.
- Māori leaders challenged Crown management regarding fisheries resources.
- Nanaia Mahuta discussed the relationship between Māori and the Crown during a parliamentary session.
- A rail plan in Cornwall has been reported to offer no meaningful transportation improvement.
- The Crown granted land along the Grand River, defining the Haldimand Tract from Dundalk to Lake Erie, amid Indigenous legal involvement.
- Luxon's government policies are impacting the obligations of the Crown.
- Simon takes Inverness for the Crown.
- Government proposes a Crown corporation model for the defence sector.
- Alberta is considering separation from Canada, while its borders intersect treaty territories and are influenced by Nova Scotia's voters on federal taxes.
- Zebedee initiated private prosecution against Mount Hope, whose development impacted Dartmouth wetland, a case later taken over by the Crown.
September 2026
15 events- Cer discusses the government's constitutional duty to Indigenous Peoples while modernizing the regulatory framework for energy projects involving Crown infrastructure.
- A major wildfire incident is currently being prosecuted in the province of Saskatchewan.
- The Crown and parliament are mandated to entrench the Treaty into the lawmaking process and honor Waitangi Tribunal recommendations.
- David Eby helped draft legislation regarding land claims involving unceded territories of Canada.
- The Crown is bound to adhere to Treaty provisions, with Justin Tipa serving as an iwi leader in New Zealand.
- Crown failed to adequately resource the Trust.
- Crown gained Royal Manor rights over the land of Blackheath on September 1, 2026.
- Government manages Crown financial targets and Fleur Fitzsimons challenges government policy on pay equity issues.
- Legislation enabling the inspector-general was introduced to Parliament.
- Prosecution proceedings took place in Edmonton involving the Crown.
- Safe petitioned Parliament regarding shared redress involving the Crown and the Chatham Islands Council.
- Redress bills are processed through the parliamentary system.
- Experts criticize the Supreme Court for overstepping its bounds by straying into the legislative domain, arguing that law-making is Parliament's exclusive role.
- A book by Alexander Larman is fueling interest by analyzing divisions within the royal establishment.
- Proposals are underway to reform the laws governing Crown lands in Jamaica, involving the Crown and Mark Golding.
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August 2026
2 eventsJuly 2026
7 events- Claire Foy starred in the series The Crown, which also featured Lucien Laviscount.
- The Waitangi Tribunal found that the Crown breached Treaty principles, leading to statements from Caren Fox and subsequent cabinet approval of reforms.
- The Green Party plans to establish a Crown entity.
- A land claim swap regarding reserve boundaries took place involving the Crown and British Columbia.
- Colonies maintained nominal allegiance to the British Crown while Irish people faced British domination.
- Treaty rights between First Nations and the Crown are noted in Alberta.
- Financial institutions, including Royal Bank of Canada and Citigroup, raised price objectives and lifted target prices for Crown.
June 2026
4 events- Colonies sought independence from British rule, and Congress formed a committee to justify separation.
- The Crown, Winston Peters, and the future of local government funding in Christchurch are linked to pledges made regarding the election outcome.
- Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) operates within the province of Manitoba.
- Leonor, the heir to the Spanish throne, fulfills institutional roles of the monarchy in Spain.