[custom_adv] While many Canadians have been assiduously following every twist in the plans of Prince Harry and Meghan, his wife, to take a break from royal duties, the couple may find their plan to live part time in Canada will, in the end, be greeted by a great national yawn. [custom_adv] Half of Canadians contacted by the Angus Reid Institute, a nonprofit polling organization, “really do not care” if the couple, known formally at least for now as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, lay down roots in Canada, according to a recent survey by the group. [custom_adv] On Tuesday morning, Harry reportedly arrived on Vancouver Island, where he joined Meghan and their 8-month-old son, Archie, but almost nothing is known about the couple’s plans for Canada. That has not limited speculation, and the main question for Canadians who are eager to see them come is where will they live. [custom_adv] The mayor of Sussex, New Brunswick, the self-proclaimed dairy capital of the province, has played along gamely with humorous suggestions that its name alone makes the community an ideal place for Harry and Meghan.
