King Charles and Queen Camilla are set to begin their trip to Canada in Ottawa today.
The historic two-day trip marks the King's first visit to the country since ascending the throne.
Their packed schedule includes a community event showcasing Canada's rich cultural heritage, where the King and Queen will meet Canadians from various organisations across the country.
The royal couple will also hold audiences with the Governor General and Prime Minister Carney during their brief but significant visit to the Canadian capital.
King Charles and Queen Camilla are set to begin their trip to Canada in Ottawa today.
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The first day's schedule includes a ceremony where the Queen will be sworn in as a member of the Canadian Privy Council.
The King and Queen will also plant a tree in the grounds of Rideau Hall, near the site of a sugar maple they planted during their previous tour of Canada in 2017.
The royal couple's day will conclude with a reception for Lieutenant Governors from all 10 Canadian provinces and Territorial Commissioners from the three Territories.
Tomorrow, King Charles, as Head of State in Canada, will attend the State Opening of the Parliament of Canada, accompanied by Queen Camilla.
The King and Queen will also plant a tree in the grounds of Rideau Hall, near the site of a sugar maple they planted during their previous tour of Canada in 2017.
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During this historic ceremony, the King will deliver the Speech from the Throne to the Senate Chamber.
This marks only the second time a Sovereign has opened a Canadian Parliament, following Queen Elizabeth II who opened the twenty-third Canadian Parliament in October 1957.
It will be the third time a Sovereign has delivered a Speech from the Throne, representing a significant moment in the relationship between the Head of State and the Canadian people.
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Before concluding their visit, the King and Queen will lay a wreath and flowers at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the National War Memorial.
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Before concluding their visit, the King and Queen will lay a wreath and flowers at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the National War Memorial.
This solemn ceremony will mark the end of their brief but historically significant tour of Ottawa.
The visit represents an important milestone in the relationship between the British monarchy and Canada, with King Charles fulfilling his role as Head of State in the Commonwealth nation.
Though lasting only two days, the royal tour encompasses ceremonial, cultural and constitutional elements that reinforce the historic ties between the Royal Family and Canada.
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