What role does the monarchy play in Canada? I heard that usually, most bills are rubber stamped by the Governor-General and they become laws.
How are the Lieutenant-Governors of provinces selected.
I heard that in the UK, the monarch does have actual powers like suspending the Parliament or seizing land, although they don't use it. Is it the same for Canada? Or does the monarchy have less power?
What happens when the monarch or the Governor-General commits a crime? Can they be arrested? What is the process?