The Queen has held her first in-person audience with the Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau since her COVID-19 scare. Read all the details here…
March 07, 2022 - 12:53 GMT Sharnaz Shahid The Queen has held her first in-person audience with the Prime Minister of Canada since testing positive for coronavirus.On Monday, the monarch spoke with Justin Trudeau at Windsor Castle. Mr Trudeau is in the UK for talks on the war in Ukraine with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte.Her Majesty last met the Canadian politician in June 2021 at a reception to launch the G7 Summit at The Eden Project in Cornwall.
However, the 95-year-old monarch held a few virtual audiences following her COVID-19 isolation last week. She spoke with the High Commissioner of Trinidad and Tobago, Vishnu Dhanpaul via video link from Windsor Castle.The Queen also met with the High Commissioner of Malawi, Dr. Thomas Bisika, who presented Her Majesty with a beautiful painting depicting a mountain scene.
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