Princess Alexandra of Kent to tour Victoria, Canada and New York City, USA

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19th October 2012

HRH Princess Alexandra will carry out engagements in Victoria, BC, Canada.

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23rd October 2012

Princess Alexandra Honorary Patron, American Associates of the Royal Academy Trust, will attend a Reception at the residence of Her Majesty's Consul-General, New York.

24th October 2012

Princess Alexandra Honorary Patron, American Associates of the Royal Academy Trust, will attend a Gala Dinner at the Pierre Hotel, 2 East 61st Street, New York.

25th October 2012

Princess Alexandra Honorary Patron, American Associates of the Royal Academy Trust, will attend a Board Meeting at the Knickerbocker Club, 2 East 62nd Street, New York.

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Princess Alexandra Celebrates the Centennial of the Canadian Scottish Regiment in Victoria, British Columbia | Carolyn Harris: Royal Historian

Queen Elizabeth II's cousin, Princess Alexandra, the Honourable Lady Oglivy will be visiting Victoria, British Columbia this weekend to celebrate the centennial of the Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's). Alexandra has been the Colonel-in-Chief of this regiment since 1977. On Saturday October 20, the Princess will attend a cadet lunch at the historic Empress hotel, which was named for Queen Victoria, the namesake of the capital of the province of British Columbia. That evening, Alexandra will also attend a gala dinner at the Bay Street Armoury to celebrate the centennial of her regiment.

On Sunday, October 21, the Canadian Scottish regiment will participate in a Church Parade at Christ Church Cathedral and the Princess will lay a wreath in honour of fallen soldiers in Pioneer Square. Following the celebration of the centennial of her regiment, Alexandra will leave Canada and travel to New York City where she will attend a reception, gala dinner and board meeting in her capacity as Honourary Patron of the American Associates of the Royal Academy Trust.