The Princess Royal and her husband, Vice-Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, will be at the christening ceremony for HMCS Max Bernays in North Vancouver, before taking it back to CFB Esquimalt.
A detailed itinerary for Princess Anne’s upcoming to visit to B.C. has now been released, and includes an overnight trip on HMCS Max Bernays — the first new navy ship on the west coast in 25 years.
When the ship enters Esquimalt Harbour, the princess will receive a 21-gun salute from the Black Rock naval battery. News of the princess’s scheduled stops — the Victoria Therapeutic Riding Association in Central Saanich and the Maritime Museum of B.C. — has been filtering out this week. • Meetings with Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin and community leaders from around the province. Austin and the princess will be meeting for the first time.Princess Anne was in Canada twice last year within a one-month period, first in May in New Brunswick for the 175th anniversary of the 8th Canadian Hussars military regiment and then in June to attend the Duke of Edinburgh’s Commonwealth Study Conference in Banff.
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