A young boy holds his arms out as he hopes for a royal hug from Queen Elizabeth II during the Queen's walkabout at a cultural festival in Toronto, ON., Sept. 30, 1984. The Queen declined the boy's offer. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

gallery pages: 1 2 3 >

< Prev 8 of 37 Next >

Fred Chartrand > Queen Elizabeth II talks with Canadian rowers at Ottawa's Dow Lake where she went to watch the Silver Jubilee Regatta, Oct. 15, 1977. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Accompanied by Chief Wellington Staats of the Six Nations Council of the Mohawks, Queen Elizabeth II accepts a bouquet from Indian children in Brantford, Ont., October 1, 1984. (CP Photo/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Residents of Cardinal, ON., wave to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip as the Royal Train takes them through eastern Ontario Sept. 27, 1984, during their visit to Canada. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Queen Elizabeth II smiles as a spectator takes a photograph of her on Paeliament Hill, Oct. 16, 1977. (CP Photo/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Escorted by Chief of Defence Staff Admiral Falls (left) Queen Elizabeth II inspects the College Royale Militaire guard of honor at Ottawa airport before leaving for the Bahamas, Oct. 19, 1977. The college is in St. Jean, Que. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip wave good-bye to Ottawa from the door of the Canadian Forces jet that whisked them off to the Bahamas, Oct. 19, 1977, at the conclusion of their six-day visit to the capital. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Brian Mulroney smiles while his wife Mila curtsies for Queen Elizabeth II as she arrived for a state dinner in Winnipeg on October 6, 1984. (CP Photo/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Queen Elizabeth II inspects the Cremonial Guard on Parliament Hill, during Canada Day celebrations, July 1, 1992. (CP PHOTO/ Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Queen Elizabeth II greets some of the approximately 40 thousand flag waving Canada Day revellers on Parliament Hill in Ottawa July 1, 1992. The Queen joined the crowd to help celebrate Canada's 125th birthday. (CP PHOTO/ Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Queen Elizabeth II is followed by RCMP constables as she makes her way to an interfaith service on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa on Sunday Oct. 13, 2002. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > (LOMX 101) LONDON,June 3--VETERANS--Queen Elizabeth followed by Prime minister Jean Chretien meet with World War II veterans during a walk about at the unveiling of the Canada Memorial in London, Feiday. (CP PHOTO) 1994 (Stf-Fred Chartrand)fxc

Fred Chartrand > (OTT 104)OTTAWA, July 1--Queen Elizabeth 2 and Prince Philip arrive on Parliament Hill in a landau for Canada Day celebrations on Tuesday in Ottawa.(CP PHOTO)1997(stf-Fred Chartrand)jey

Fred Chartrand > Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by Gerda Hnatyshyn (L), wife of Govenor General Ray Hnatyshyn, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and his wife Mila, views the statue of herself on horseback that was unveild on Parliament Hill in Ottawa June 30, 1992. (CP PHOTO/ Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > (OTT105)OTTAWA, June 30--ROYAL INSPECTION--Queen Elizabeth inspects the Governor General's Foot Guards during a presentation of new colors for the Regiment at Government House in Ottawa Monday. (CP PHOTO) 1997 (stf-Fred Chartrand)fxc

A young boy holds his arms out as he hopes for a royal hug from Queen Elizabeth II during the Queen's walkabout at a cultural festival in Toronto, ON., Sept. 30, 1984. The Queen declined the boy's offer. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > A young boy holds his arms out as he hopes for a royal hug from Queen Elizabeth II during the Queen's walkabout at a cultural festival in Toronto, ON., Sept. 30, 1984. The Queen declined the boy's offer. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

original size: 1069px x 2048px |

Current: 235px x 450px |

Other sizes: S • Medium • L |

Keywords: queen canada tagged qeiibk07 qeiibk07sel

gallery pages: 1 2 3 >

< Prev 8 of 37 Next >

Available Feeds

Gallery Photos:

Atom |

RSS