Royal visit begins as King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive in Ottawa
Monday, May 26, 2025, 6:21 pm
The regal duo, King Charles and Queen Camilla, have made their highly anticipated arrival in Ottawa, marking one of their first official engagements since the new reign began. Ceremonial pomp and public adoration punctuate this historic visit, blending tradition with a dash of modern pageantry.
Pour la première fois en 48 ans, le discours sera prononcé par le monarque régnant du Canada.
Il y aura des tambours et des trompettes. Une fanfare complète pour accueillir le roi d’Angleterre avec tous les honneurs qui lui sont dus. Un carrosse tiré par des chevaux. Des coups de canon dans le ciel d’Ottawa.
Follow the Star's real-time coverage on day two of the whirlwind royal visit.
OTTAWA — King Charles will read the speech from the throne this morning, which sets out the government’s priorities for the current session of Parliament. Here are some facts about this historic event. — King Charles III will be the first monarch to use the new throne in the Senate of Canada…
OTTAWA - King Charles will read the speech from the throne this morning, which sets out the government's priorities for the current session of Parliament.
OTTAWA - King Charles and Queen Camilla will wrap up their whirlwind visit to Canada with a bit of royal pomp today including a parade through downtown Ottawa in a horse-drawn carriage.
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Some Manitoba Indigenous leaders say they see the royal visit by King Charles III as an opportunity for First Nations to renew their relationships with the Crown.
From poring over the itinerary to arriving at five hours early, every detail was planned out
King Charles III and Queen Camilla were greeted by a large crowd as they toured a farmer’s market on the first day of their visit to Ottawa. They also planted a tree at Rideau Hall where onlookers spontaneously broke into singing “O Canada.”
Early headlines from Day 1 point to this visit already hitting the mark in projecting King Charles III’s support for Canada
King Charles III is set to deliver the Throne Speech tomorrow morning.
It's King Charles first visit to Canada since his ascension to the throne.
Thousands of royal watchers gathered on a sunny Monday afternoon in Ottawa to give King Charles and Queen Camilla a taste of Canadian hospitality during their short but highly symbolic trip.
King Charles III will deliver the throne speech on Tuesday
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