Prince Harry's Next Major Trip Revealed

He's staying on the continent this time

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When it comes to royal outings, it usually goes one of two ways: we either get a full announcement, complete with an itinerary and plenty of details or it’s a total surprise. For example, we’ve known the gist of Prince William’s current five-day trip to Brazil, but there was zero notice when Prince Harry reunited with his father, King Charles (though there was lots of speculation beforehand).

The same unpredictability applies to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The couple recently surprised everyone with their appearance at Dodger Stadium. But this time, we actually know what Prince Harry’s up to next.

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Prince Harry, 41, is heading to Canada. According to People, the Duke of Sussex’s office announced that he will travel to Toronto for a series of events leading up to Remembrance Day. (Remembrance Day is the U.K.’s equivalent of Veterans Day in the U.S.)

While in Canada, Harry will attend a lunch with the military charity True Patriot Love Foundation on Wednesday, followed by a private fundraising event with The HALO Trust that evening, per the Daily Mail.

The outlet adds that on November 6, the Duke will visit the Veterans Centre at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, one of Canada’s largest veteran care facilities and, later that evening, he’ll attend the 17th annual True Patriot Love National Tribute Dinner, which celebrates military members, veterans and their families.

There’s been no mention of Meghan Markle joining him, so it seems this will be a solo trip for the prince.

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The last planned event we saw the couple attend together was in New York City, where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were honored with Project Healthy Minds’ Humanitarians of the Year Award at the organization’s World Mental Health Day Gala on Thursday, October 9.

The award recognized their ongoing work to support mental health and create a safer, more inclusive digital world for young people and families.

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