Our Mission
The Crown Society of Canada, called upon by circumstances to join the ranks of Canada's monarchist institutions, is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization serving its members, the programs its members belong to or have belonged to, and their mission to promote the recognition and advancement of Canada's constitutional monarchy.
- To support His Majesty King Charles III, King of Canada, his heirs and successors, the Royal Family, the Royal Household, his Canadian representatives such as the Governor General of Canada and the Lieutenant Governors, as well as authorized royal institutions in the course of their activities and in accordance with the law;
- To protect Canadian heritage through the defence of its constitutional monarchy, its history, culture, customs and traditions, and its Canadian monarchist assets (statues, symbols, objects, sites and monuments, emblems, etc.);
- To promote and advance the constitutional monarchy and the Commonwealth within the mission and objectives we are called to pursue;
- To offer Canadians a strong and vibrant society through which they may gather, exchange ideas, support and protect our institutions, and recognize Canadians from coast to coast through a dynamic and powerful network offering enriching opportunities.

Our Vision
The Crown Society of Canada aspires to become a national reference point for education, dialogue, and awareness regarding Canada's constitutional monarchy. It seeks to build a bilingual, intergenerational community present in every region of the country.
Through its activities, publications, partnerships, and youth-oriented initiatives, the Society aims to contribute to a better understanding of our institutions, our history, and the traditions that shape Canadian identity.
How We Fulfill Our Mission
Organizing conferences, ceremonies, and educational activities
Publishing bilingual resources on the Canadian monarchy
Recognizing individuals who have contributed to the Crown and to public service
Collaborating with civic, military, educational, and constitutional institutions
Creating opportunities for participation for young people and citizens across all regions of Canada