Retired Supreme Court Justice Louise Arbour is installed as Canada’s 31st governor general, serving as the King Charles’ representative in Canada. Multiple outlets report on the formal change in office following her selection and the preparation for the ceremonial transition. The installation takes place as a state ceremony marking the start of her term as governor general. Global News reports that Arbour delivers her first address to the nation during the ceremony, where she outlines her priorities for her time in office. ABC News and The Independent similarly describe her appointment and installation, emphasizing her background as a former Supreme Court justice and her new role representing the Crown. Winnipeg Free Press also reports the installation and that Arbour becomes Canada’s new governor general. The coverage is consistent that the event is ceremonial and includes a public address, with Arbour taking up the duties associated with the governor general’s office.