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- Yukon's new council refused to pledge allegiance to the monarch, leading to a change in the Municipal Act.
- Now, municipal leaders can choose to take an oath to the Constitution or to the monarch during their swearing-in ceremonies.
- The change aims to make elected officials feel more comfortable and respected, especially Indigenous leaders.
Yukon Council Makes Monarch Oath Optional
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