The schedule of the Royal tour to Canada is highlighted with many and many events, a cooking workshop, a search, rescue demonstration, and a parade. On day seven, the royal couple visits Slave Lake, Alta., and a fire-damaged town two months previously. They meet rescue workers and families and visit some of the burned-out areas. In addition, the Duke and the Duchess become outstanding with cowboy hats as they take part in the opening of the Calgary Rodeo. The last day in their tour to Canada end with the journey to Los Angeles. They are welcomed by Stephen Fry, David Beckham and a host of other British expats. Here are the outstanding images of the royal tour on the day seven, eight and nine.
The royal couple boards a plane as they prepare to depart from Yellowknife airport on their tour day seven
Prince William and Kate shake hands and talks with a 6-year-old boy named Riley Oldford and an eight-year-old girl Adithi Balaji before leaving Yellowknife for Slave Lake, Alta., on Wednesday
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge view a burned car in Slave Lake on Wednesday where they are scheduled to meet rescue workers and families who lost everything in May's devastating wildfire
The royal couple looks at debris in a fire-damaged area of Slave Lake
The Duchess of Cambridge receives a bunch of flowers when meeting with rescue workers and families in Slave Lake during their tour day seven
The royal couple starts their tour day eight to Canada by taking off at Calgary's airport where they will try on the white cowboy hats
Diamond Marshall presents a bouquet of flowers to Kate on her arrival at Calgary Airport. It is said that the Make-a-Wish Foundation decided to choose Marshall, a cancer young patient, to greet the royal couple
The Duke and Duchess accept white cowboy hats from Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge come to the 21st Century Research and Innovation Centre in Calgary where they know more about how to save the life of a medical test mannequin
The royals don their new white cowboy while riding atop of a horse drawn stagecoach in downtown Calgary for a bull riding demonstration. The custom-made white cowboy hats which previous members of the Royal Family include Prince Philip, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward ever used are Calgary's version of the key to the city
The Duke and Duchess both dress in buttoned-down shirts and jeans. While Kate wore a printed white long-sleeved blouse by Alice Temperley, the Duke chose a short-sleeved green, blue and white checkered shirt
Prince William and Catherine arrive at the Calgary Stampede parade on Friday on their tour day nine, their western look completed by the white cowboy hats
A woman holds up a sign along the Calgary parade route
The royal couple watches a shower of red and white confetti as the Calgary Stampede gets underway on Friday
They speak with Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach at the ENMAX Conservatory at the Calgary Zoo in Calgary on Friday
The Duke and Duchess sign as guests in the guess book at the ENMAX Conservatory with Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach and Lt. Gov Donald S. Ethell at the Calgary Zoo on Friday
Prince William and Catherine view the Portraits of Honour display at their official departure ceremony in Calgary. They are shown that this mural of artist Dave Sopha features the faces of all the Canadian military personnel who have lost their lives in Afghanistan
Prince William mingle with David Beckham at a private reception held at the British Consul-General's residence on July 8, 2011
Last Day of Royal Tour to Canada
Related links:
The Royal Tour to Canada: Part 2
The Royal Couple: Kate Middleton and Prince William in Canada
Last Days of Royal Tour to Canada: Part 3