The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on the 76th birthday of His Majesty King Charles III: “Today, I join Canadians as well as people across the Commonwealth and around the world in celebrating the 76th birthday of His Majesty King Charles III.

King Charles III will mark his 76th birthday on Thursday by opening two food distribution hubs, as part of his Coronation Food Project that he launched a year ago in the hopes of bridging the gap between food poverty and food waste.

Prior to the death of Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III had been the heir apparent to the British throne for seven decades. Charles held the position longer than anyone in the monarchy’s history. While waiting for his ascension,

King Charles is celebrating his third birthday since becoming monarch, and is treating it as a normal working day

British monarch King Charles III is marking his 76th birthday by opening two food distribution hubs amid his battle with cancer.

Britain's King Charles will celebrate his 76th birthday on Thursday by opening two food distribution hubs which are part of his project designed to cut waste and support charities that help those who are hungry.

King Charles III is celebrating his 76th birthday today. He will spend the day at the opening of a food hub that will distribute excess food - that would be otherwise be thrown away - to food banks, schools and community centres.

It was business as usual for the King, who focused on duties amid a challenging year during which both he and the Princess of Wales faced cancer diagnoses

King Charles is spending his 76th birthday continuing his commitment to service and environmentalism, as His Majesty attended a "surplus food festival.” Charles and London Mayor Sadiq Khan visited a food hub in south London as part of the King’s Coronation Food Project,

King Charles is marking his 76th birthday by opening the first two Coronation Food Hubs - one in person in Deptford, southeast London, and another virtually in Knowlsey, Merseyside. The opening of the new facilities coincides with the first anniversary of his Coronation Food Project (CFP),