The federal government will remove all religious symbols from the Canadian crown that sits on the Royal Coat of Arms in a new design that will be unveiled when Prime Minister Trudeau attends the coronation of King Charles III in London on May 6, according to a report.
A depiction of the St. Edward’s Crown, which twice appears in the coat of arms, topped by a golden cross, will be replaced by a yet-unreleased design created by the Canadian Heraldic Authority (CHA), according to the National Post.
