While attending the celebrations of
Aerospace and Aviation in Manitoba Day at the Stevenson Hangar,
Prince Charles was given a miniature flying jacket for Prince
George – an appropriate gift, considering that
his father, Prince William, was a pilot for the RAF. Prince
Charles was initially taken by surprise, but started to
chuckle, no doubt as he imagined his ten month-old grandson
dressed…
Day Four: Charles and Camilla in Winnipeg, Manitoba
21st May 2014
On Wednesday morning, Charles and
Camilla, along with the Canadian Prime Minister, Stephen
Harper, and his wife, visited Stevenson Hangar. When there, they
attended the Aerospace and Aviation on Manitoba Day. The events
which the pair witnessed are designed to introduce…
Prince Philip undergoes minor surgery on hand
21st May 2014
The Duke of Edinburgh has undergone minor
surgery on his right hand at Buckingham Palace yesterday, officials
say. The news was announced as the Duke emerged for the first
garden party of the year at the Palace this afternoon with a
bandaged right hand, which officials say…
New park trail dedicated by Prince Charles
21st May 2014
The new trail that Prince Charles
visited is one of a series of pathways which have been created in
order to connect Bonshaw Park and Strathgartney Park together.
These pathways have been named the ‘Prince of Wales and Duchess of
Cornwall Trail System’. When commenting on the Prince’s visit,
Brian Thompson, who is co-chairman of Bonshaw Hills Public Lands
Committee, said: “It was an…
Prince Charles gives soldiers business 'wings'
20th May 2014
For Harrigan, it was an honour to be
escorting The Prince for the third time during his career, and it
was also a chance to show how grateful he was for Charles’s
indirect help in moving towards a new life after his military
career ended. Lt Harrigan has served with the…
Renovation work supposedly began on
the home in September of last year after King’s Lynn and West
Norfolk Borough Council agreed on the plans for the
refurbishment. William, Catherine and Prince George currently
reside at their apartment in Kensington Palace, which also…
Charles and Camilla's Tuesday itinerary on tour
20th May 2014
First, Charles and Camilla will
visit Province House, the second?oldest active legislature
building in Canada, and the 15 Youth Parliament members it hosts.
They will see the impact that the young people make, and witness a
debate, then discuss the advantages of model parliaments. The Royal
couple will then be presented with The Symons Medal at
Memorial Hall, Confederation Centre of the Arts.
Pictou County is an area known for
its strong and proud history. In the 1700’s and early 1800’s,
Pictou was the landing point of Scottish immigrants after the
Highland Clearances. The population of 3,500 pays respect to the
area’s historical value with the town’s…
After the morning’s military engagements,
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall took a little time
to indulge in causes that pertain to their personal interests.
After meeting military families and their support teams at the
Military Family Resource Centre, His…
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of
Cornwall have now arrived in Charlottetown #royaltour
pic.twitter.com/Qkygm9Lyqr — The Crown in Canada (@TheCrownCa) May
19, 2014 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Lt.-Gov. Frank Lewis,
Premier Robert Ghiz, federal Fisheries Minister Gail Shea and other
dignitaries welcomed Charles and Camilla to Prince Edward Island as
they arrived from their day earlier…

