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“P” = “Populaire” i.e. for the masses. (See some examples of Canon using this naming convention for several of their film rangfinder and early SLR models from the 1950’s-60’s. Canon has never felt a need to specify “Pro” or “Professional” with naming their camera bodies, as it’s always been...

Past times Canon has used “P” in their camera names, it has stood for “populaire”... https://global.canon/en/c-museum/product/film37.html https://global.canon/en/c-museum/product/film39.html ...or implied a more stripped-down model: https://global.canon/en/c-museum/product/film51.html

Canon EOS 9D Mk I The End.

They’ve re-used names before...The original film EOS M was a manual focus only budget EOS for non-Japan/North American markets.

Canon EOS Rs = high MP mirrorless Canon EOS Rt = lower res, high FPS mirrorless

Rangefinder

RF 20mm f/1.8 IS Pancake RF 15-45mm f/2L IS

March (6 months from now) would be a logical assumption for any next big round of Canon releases during CP Plus in Tokyo. March 2 is also a banner/anniversary date for the EOS system (and they’ve had releases timed specifically to that date in the past). If not then, they usually have...

What will be the “pro”FF mirrorless specs? - Same 30MP sensor minus AA filter? - Different sensor? Higher res vs lower res / higher speed for sports (or two different bodies specializing in each) - Faster continuous AF? - Dual DIGIC processors? -IBIS? -dual card slots? -Uncropped 4K video...