What does the queen do for Canada?

Answer 1

The Government of Canada does not pay the day-to-day costs, or the personal allowances, of the Queen.

The Government does, however, pay all costs associated with the Office of the Governor General, and the Offices of the Lieutenant Governors, as the Queen's representatives at the federal and provincial levels. The Government pays the costs of the Queen when conducting royal tours of Canada, and when performing a function abroad that is exclusively as Her Majesty's role as Queen of Canada, and not as the head of State of the United Kingdom or the fourteen other Commonwealth realms.

Answer 2

The Government of Canada does not pay the day-to-day costs of the Queen.

Canadians only pay the costs of the Queen's program when the Queen is on a royal tour of Canada, or when the Queen performs functions that are exclusively in Her Majesty's role as Queen of Canada. The Government of Canada does, however, defray the costs of the Governor General and the Lieutenant Governors, the Queen's vice-regal representatives.

Answer 3

The £36.7m paid to the Queen in 2006/07 was to cover hers and Prince Philips expenses.The remainder of the Royal Family are paid by The Queen with the exception of Prince Charles who earns his own income from the Duchy of Cornwall.

Her Majesty actually paid the Treasury £190.8m in 2006/07 from the income from the Crown Estates, so she is returning nearly 75% to the Treasury of what is rightly her income.

so to answer your qeustion, yes she does.

Answer 4

Our late beloved Queen Victoria died on January 22, 1901.

Answer 5

the queen does several job's and duties