So now the Führer of Canada is George VI.
At present, Canada is striving to transfer the final adjudication rights for Canadian civil and criminal cases from the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in the United Kingdom to the Supreme Court of Canada.
Although the British King is the Führer of Canada, he obviously cannot truly do anything here, so the representative of the United Kingdom in Canada is the Governor General of Canada.
However, as Canada's steps towards independence accelerate, the Governor's duties in Canada have actually become less significant.
It is more of a symbolic role.
The main duties include convening and dissolving Parliament, appointing the elected Prime Minister and his government, signing bills passed by Parliament, receiving visiting heads of state, accepting credentials from foreign diplomats, conferring military ranks to generals, and awarding those who have made outstanding contributions to the nation.
