Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, will travel to Toronto this week to take part in a series of events honouring and supporting veterans ahead of Remembrance Day.
The 41-year-old royal will be in the city on Wednesday and Thursday, visiting the Sunnybrook Veterans Centre and attending engagements organized by veteran support organizations.
On Wednesday morning, Prince Harry will attend several private events before joining a lunch hosted by the True Patriot Love Foundation, a Canadian charity that assists military members, veterans, and their families. That evening, he will participate in a fundraising dinner for the HALO Trust, a humanitarian organization known for its global landmine clearance work — also supported by his late mother, Princess Diana.
On Thursday, the Duke will make a private visit to residents at the Sunnybrook Veterans Centre, followed by True Patriot Love’s National Tribute Dinner later that evening. The organizations have not released further details on the events.
Prince Harry is himself a military veteran, having served 10 years in the British Army, including two tours in Afghanistan. His ongoing advocacy focuses on mental health and rehabilitation for veterans through initiatives such as the Invictus Games.
Although no longer a working member of the Royal Family, Harry continues to engage in charitable and veteran-focused causes worldwide.
Harry and his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, moved to the United States in 2020 after a brief stay in Canada. The couple stepped back from royal duties that same year and now reside in California.
Prince Harry is the son of King Charles III and currently fifth in line to the British throne, following his brother Prince William and William’s three children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
