On Monday, the Duke of Cambridge,
otherwise known as the Earl of Strathearn in Scotland, visited
Stirling Castle. As Patron of Thin Red Line Appeal, the Duke toured
the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum which is
situated in the castle. Upon his arrival, he was presented with the
keys to the castle. He viewed museum exhibits and met with the
cadet force linked to the unit…
Steve Conlon has been with the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) for 10 years, but recently had a
chance in his career most don’t experience in a lifetime. When it
was announced that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge would be
making a stop in Kelowna, Conlon’s…
The 2017 London Marathon could be the
launchpad for conversation on mental health, Prince Harry has said.
Addressing the public in a video message, the fifth to the throne
appealed for those still undecided to sign up and run in support of
the Heads Together charity. The…
The Duke of Cambridge has thrown his
support behind a new suicide prevention strategy launched in
Suffolk on 6 October. Suffolk Lives Matter is a joint endeavour
from organisations across Suffolk County which aims to reduce the
number of suicides each year. Current figures show that a total of
62 people commit suicide in Suffolk annually. Suffolk County
Council leader Colin Noble highlighted the…
Up close with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for #RoyalVisitCanada
5th October 2016
When it was first announced that the Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge were coming to Canada it was hard for me
to believe that as someone who writes about them day in and day out
that I would have the chance to cover them in person. Yet soon
enough (and after completing many…
With a double handed wave from Prince
George and Princess Charlotte wobbling after her big brother, they
joined their parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on a water
plane tour around the southern tip of Vancouver Island before
catching their much larger plane back to…
Last full day for Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on #RoyalVisitCanada
1st October 2016
Around noon on 30 September, the Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge landed their war canoe in Haida Gwaii, a
north coast island archipelago to start off their last full
day of their tour around British Columbia and the Yukon. After a
flight in, the Duke and Duchess rode the replica Haida war canoe
with 12 members of the Skidegate Saints basketball team who helped
paddle the boat, although both Prince…
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge spent the day in the Yukon. Starting the day in
Whitehorse, the capital of the Nothern Territory Yukon, the Duke
and Duchess visited the MacBride Museum where they met the
90-year-old telegraph operator, Doug Bell. Prince William…
A royal snub for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's Kelowna leg of #RoyalVisitCanada
28th September 2016
In a stark contrast to the gloomy, rainy
weather that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge experienced in Bella
Bella, the sun shone down on the future king and his wife as they
stepped out of their car on the UBC Okanagan campus to celebrate
the 10th anniversary. The couple…
On 28 September 2016 at 10:30am PT
(6:30pm London, 1:30 New York) our Assistant Editor Jamie Samhan
will be taking questions about the tour on Facebook Live via the
British Monarchist League page. Just type your question in the
comments section and I will try and answer as many as I can in 20
minutes. Jamie has been covering the Royal Tour of British Columbia
and the Yukon being taken on by the…
