The monarchy in Canada should die with the Queen.
I disagree....
Granted, I recognize that the monarchy is mostly symbolic (with a few rare exceptions, such as decisions to disolve parliament when the opposition could form a government). And I also recognize that King Chuckles may not be as popular as the Queen was. But I still think there is value in having us as a constitutional monarchy.
First of all, some of us actually like all the little bits of lore and history that comes from being a monarch. It adds some character to our politics.
Secondly, there is value in having a ceremonial head of state that is not affiliated with a political party, someone who's only job is not to embarass people. If you want to know why that is important, look south of the border... Trump once presided over a ceremony to honor WW2 "code talkers" (Native Americans who served in the pacific). During the ceremony, he made racist remarks and tried to make it a political event. If the U.S. had the equivalent of a queen or gov. General, they would have avoided that. (Or imagine being a far-left voter who happens to get the order of Canada for saving puppies from a burning building. But you find out that the prime minister who will give you your award is Harper. Or Polliieve. Your award will forever be tainted by the association with a politician you hate. Having a gov. General to give those sorts of awards puts at least a lilttle political distance.)
Lastly, making any such change is going to require constitutional changes, and do you REALLY want to open up that can of worms? Provinces will probably jump in with "As long as you are making changes...". Quebec will probably make demands, and if they don't get their way, will consider it an outrage (like Levesque did in the 1980s), possibly sparking another separatist referendum.
And really, what would be the benefit? As I pointed out, the monarchy is largely symbolic. Abolishing it won't make a big difference to the way people live, it won't improve parliament, etc. You might save a small amount of money if you don't have to pay for the Gov. General, but given all the effort needed to remove the monarchy (all the meetings with the provinces to rewrite the constitution, etc.) you probably won't be saving much.