主题：【原创】加拿大的国营企业与加拿大政党 -- 唵啊吽

In Canada, Crown corporations, within either the federal or provincial sphere, are technically operated by the Canadian monarch, as the institution's sole shareholder, either as the Monarch-in-Right-of-Canada or the Monarch-in-Right-of-[Province]. This follows the legal premise that the Crown, as an institution, owns all the property of government at the federal and provincial level. In practice, however, most Crown corporations operate at arm's length from the government, with direct government control only being exerted over the corporation's budget and the appointment of its chairperson and directors through Order-in-Council.