January 20th, 1936

Following the temporary loss of the Home Isles to the wayward Syndicalist Revolution, King George V... has been interesting to say the least. Having helped reestablish a British government in exile, George has been hailed by the British Exiles and loyalists in Canada for his contributions to the safety and security. Those who feel that Canada should turn isolationist state that the King has almost brought Canada to ruin due to the excessive spending on British War Debts and the Royal Navy.

Despite how individual Canadians feel for the 'deposed' monarchy ruling over the remnants of the Empire, the death of King George V early this morning has brought mourning across the entire country as flags across the country have been lowered to half mass. With his funeral set to take place later this month at Christ Chruch in Ottawa, King George V is planned to be buried in a temporary enclosure, one which will be transported back to the Homeland following its liberation. Invitations have been sent out for foreign countries to send delegations to mark such a tragic day. In his absence, King Edward VII will succeed to the throne, though his official coronation will take place after an official three month long mourning process.