His Excellency The Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada, shows off a very impressive stride as he inspects the Ceremonial Guard at Rideau Hall on Monday. Photo courtesy of the Ottawa Citizen, more pics and a video here. This picture would only be better if a regimental goat was present, but to my knowledge, the Ceremonial Guard does not have a mascot. Pity.
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Most things look better with a goat, most things though!
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