Charles and Camilla's two-day 2022 visit cost Canadians $2 million via nationalpost
Official itineraries
After an evening reception at Rideau Hall, the couple departed for Yellowknife the next morning, where they visited local First Nations communities and marked the 75th anniversary of the Canadian Rangers. Following another Platinum Jubilee celebration, they departed for home. The first site visit took 13 Canadian Heritage managers and staffers to St. John’s, Ottawa and the Northwest Territories from March 14 to 19, a five-day, $56,584.49 excursion attended by the department director, local managers, program and logistics officers, and media relations staff.
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