All the highlights from Prince Charles and Camilla's tour of Canada

The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall touched down in Canada on Thursday (June 29) for a three-day tour of Nunavut and Ontario. The royal couple made the trip in honour of Canada's 150th Anniversary. <p>Click through for all the tour highlights...
<h4>Day Three</h4> Light rain did little to damper the celebratory mood on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, as more than 25,000 revellers waited patiently to greet the royal couple. <p>Charles and Camilla were guests of honour at this year's Canada Day Celebrations. </p> Photo: Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Justin Trudeau introduced Charles to his family - wife Sophie and children Ella-Grace, Hadrien and Xavier. <p>Photo: Getty Image
During a speech on Parliament Hill, the Prince of Wales appaluded Canada for its reputation on the world stage. "We should be clear and proud that we are celebrating a country that others look to for example. An example of fairness and inclusion; of always striving to be better." <p>Photo: Getty Images
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau officially welcomed Prince Charles to Canada during a meeting at Rideau Hall. <p>Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images
The Duke of Cornwall was delighted to receive the Order of Canada from Governor General David Johnston. Charles is now an Extraordinary Companion of the Order, of which his mother, the Queen, is sovereign. <p>Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
<h4>Day Two</h4> Rain and fog greeted the royal couple as they touched down at CFB Trenton for the second day of their Canadian tour. <p>Photo: Getty Images
The royal duo stopped by the Wellington Farmers Market in Prince Edward County to check out local produce and yummy treats. <p>Photo: CP
The future king takes a closer look at some freshly baked bread. The couple made sure to stop at every vendor for a lively chat about their offerings. <p>Photo: Getty Images
Then it was off to the Norman Hardie Winery and Vineyard for some taste testing. <p>Photo: Getty Images
Charles and Camilla toured the vineyard. <p>Photo: Getty Images
<h4>Day One</h4> Governor General David Johnston and his wife Sharon were on hand to welcome Prince Charles and Camilla when they touched down in Nunavut on Thursday afternoon. <p>The couple were greeted in Iqaluit with an official welcome ceremony at the Nunavut Legislative Assembly.</p> Photo: Chris Jackson-Pool/Getty Images
Charles expressed his delight over returning to the northern province during a heartwarming speech. <p>"Arriving here today brings back the happiest of memories chiefly because this is where I began my first visit to this great country almost 50 years ago," said the future king, adding, "I have never forgotten the warmth of the welcome from the Inuit people, which made me feel instantly at home, as indeed I have with all Canadians on my subsequent visits."</p> Photo: Chris Jackson/Getty Images
The couple enjoyed a performance by traditional throat singers during the welcome ceremony. <p>Photo: Chris Jackson-Pool/Getty Images
The father of two was gifted a pair of reflective snow glasses designed by local jeweller Mathew Nuqingaq. Charles was overhead telling his wife that the glasses matched her "sparkling personality." <p>Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images
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