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Doyle took this photo of Prince William outside a pub in central London on Thursday.(Submitted by Catherine Doyle) Royal Fascinator Some provinces to offer medals to mark Queen's Platinum Jubilee after Ottawa opts out And in answer to one question that loomed large over the whole affair, it emerged the other day that Prince Harry will indeed attend his father's coronation, but on his own, as his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, remains at home with their children in California.

King Charles has offered "heartfelt thanks" to people involved in the Queen's Green Canopy project after the initiative announced it has planted more than three million trees. [ITV] With two weeks to go until the coronation, details about Canada’s official efforts to mark it remain relatively few and far between. Edward's low-key four-day visit — his first overseas trip since being named Duke of Edinburgh by his brother King Charles in March — saw him undertake engagements in Toronto and Vancouver. We reignited communications both between the Crown and local Indigenous communities, but also between the award as a youth provider that has a long and great history of working with Indigenous communities across Canada," said De-Wint. The early Anglo-Saxon kings hadn't really emphasized their consorts," said Harris. "It was quite a shift from 973 that the consort was part of the coronation ritual."And in answer to one question that loomed large over the whole affair, it emerged the other day that Prince Harry will indeed attend his father’s coronation, but on his own, as his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, remains at home with their children in California. That was nice to see. I've worked with His Royal Highness for quite a few years now. And that's when he's at his best, when he's being impromptu and he's asking questions of people and learning from them what things mean to them and what the award in particular means to them."

CBC's coverage of the coronation of King Charles will be available on Saturday starting at 4 a.m. ET on CBC-TV, CBC News Network, streaming on cbcnews.ca , CBC Gem and CBC News Explore. Coverage on CBC Radio and CBC Listen begins at 5:30 ET. But the people involved are very, very different. I think that's how they've squared it, in that the people who will be involved will be much more diverse." What has emerged so far seems to reflect how something like a modern coronation "is a tremendously complex and delicate event to plan and navigate," said Justin Vovk, a royal commentator and a PhD candidate at McMaster University in Hamilton who specializes in the history of the monarchy, in an interview. Hello, royal watchers and all those intrigued by what’s going on inside the House of Windsor. This is your biweekly dose of royal news and analysis.He went to just talk to all of these young people, very impromptu, with a real sort of cheeky grin on his face," Stephen De-Wint, CEO of the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award – Canada, said in an interview. In a media release Wednesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the program will honour 30,000 Canadians who have made "significant contributions to the country, a province, territory, region or community" or have achieved something abroad that "brings credit to Canada." It also appears that Canada won't be specifically referenced in the oath Charles makes during the coronation ceremony. The U.K. government announced changes to the oath this week that will mean rather than each Commonwealth realm being referred to individually, they will be referenced "collectively." While some details about the procession and the extent of the military contingents — more than 6,000 personnel in all — have emerged, “we certainly don't know anything about how they're going to accommodate other faiths at the coronation,” said Morris.

It's an honour, really," said Capt. Nicolas Plourde-Fleury, spokesperson for Canadian Joint Operations Command, in an interview. "It's also humbling to be part of history like that."

Canada and the coronation

That's fine. Don't give them the medal," he said. "But there's a whole bunch of other people who really appreciate it." There are also far more community representatives and far fewer peers invited to this ceremony than the last one, for Queen Elizabeth in 1953. (Most peers who will attend have also reportedly been advised to come in business attire rather than their traditional velvet coronation robes, something that isn't sitting so well with some.)

The infamous “toilet seat” fascinator that launched a million memes—worn by Princess Beatrice at Prince William and Princess Catherine’s royal wedding in 2011. Camilla had no "endgame" in her relationship with Charles and just "married the person she loved," her son has told a podcast. [BBC] Queen Elizabeth smiles as she poses for an official picture in London after the coronation in 1937.(AFP/Getty Images) My guess is there might have been some argument about this, that the King would have perhaps been more ambitious than the Church of England. But it's very difficult to see where they could have been inserted actually in the ceremony itself, other than just attending.”

Carrie Johnson

Doyle, a partner in a public relations agency in Montreal, and Hale, who works for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission in Ottawa, have been fast friends since meeting in their first year of university about 30 years ago. By settled law and tradition, the wife of a King is automatically titled Queen, as was the case with Queen Alexandra, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth [the wife of George VI], following the style and precedence of their husbands," said Bedell Smith, whose book, George VI and Elizabeth: The Marriage That Saved the Monarchy, was published this week.