P.E.I. lieutenant-governor formally proclaims Charles as King of Canada
CBC
A 21-gun salute was fired at Victoria Park in Charlottetown on Monday morning in honour of King Charles.
Members of the Prince Edward Island Regiment fired using blanks, with puffs of smoke accompanying each report.
The salute came after a formal proclamation of Charles' accession to the throne was made at Government House by Lt.-Gov. Antoinette Perry.
Members of the P.E.I. government, Mi'kmaw chiefs and other senior officials were in attendance.
This ceremony followed a tradition dating back to the accession of King George III in 1760. The King's Privy Council for Canada in Ottawa held a similar event, as did Perry's counterparts in other provinces.
The Prince Edward Island Regiment is an army reserve unit based in Charlottetown and Summerside, whose lineage dates back to 1875.
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