Princess Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh visit Canada in 1951

The transcript describes the visit of Elizabeth and Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh, to Canada. They are welcomed by Canadian dignitaries and embark on a 35-day tour, reminiscent of a previous royal visit by Elizabeth's parents. The Canadian public warmly receives them, acknowledging Elizabeth as the heir presumptive to the British throne. The couple engages in various public duties, showcasing the paradox of monarchy in a democratic Commonwealth. The mutual respect between the British and the Commonwealth is highlighted, with historical foundations underscored by Elizabeth's story.

What is the relationship between Elizabeth and Phillip as described in the text?

What historical significance does the mutual respect between the British and Canadians have?