Prince Harry's visit to Canada, ahead of Remembrance Sunday, included a gala honoring veterans where he reflected on his connection with Canadian troops and shared lighthearted moments about his hair loss.
The Duke of Sussex attended True Patriot Love's National Tribute Dinner in Toronto, dressed in black tie and wearing his service medals. The event followed the historic Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025, which was the first-ever winter edition of the Games.
On stage, Harry spoke about his personal ties to Canada's military, referencing his training in Alberta and his service alongside Canadian Armed Forces during his deployment in Afghanistan.
“I apologise for wearing a Dodgers hat,” Harry said, joking that it also helped hide how much his hair is thinning.
This comment referred to the controversy over Harry and Meghan's choice to wear LA Dodgers caps at the World Series instead of supporting Toronto's Blue Jays.
The tour has been described as a "pseudo-royal" visit, highlighting Harry’s continued public engagements with Commonwealth nations.
Prince Harry’s Canadian tour blended formal tributes with personal reflections, maintaining his public role within the Commonwealth while managing media attention and family dynamics.