Does or will my oath of office conflict with this Pledge?

“No” … it does not.

In Canada, when politicians are elected, they do take an oath of office, which includes a pledge of allegiance to the King or Queen. However, the oath itself does not explicitly mention the Canadian Bill of Rights or the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

That said, Canadian politicians are expected to uphold the Constitution, which includes the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

This means that while the oath may not specifically reference these documents, the principles enshrined in them are integral to their duties and responsibilities as public officials.