Presenting King Charles III Coronation Medals Monday was a chance for Sarnia-Lambton MPP Bob Bailey to laud seven unsung community members. Presenting King Charles III Coronation Medals Monday was a chance for Sarnia-Lambton MPP Bob Bailey to laud seven unsung community members.

Eight Cape Bretoners whose significant contributions have brought benefit or honour to Canada, as well as to the province of Nova Scotia, have received King Charles III Coronation Medals.

King Charles III is making his first visit to Kent since his coronation two years ago. The King visited Walmer Castle, the official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, to meet representatives from the 14 coastal towns that make up the Confederation of Cinque Ports.

During a visit to the Royal Regiment of Artillery in Larkhill, southern England, King Charles III took part in a military demonstration and fired a 105mm L118 Light Gun, marking his first official engagement with the unit since assuming the title of Captain General.

Even King Charles III pitches in for environmental protection: During a cleanup event in Kent, the monarch personally collected trash on the beach.

More than 2,000 trees have been planted across Derby as part of a project to mark the coronation of King Charles III. Derby City Council said "micro woods" had been planted at Allestree Park, Markeaton Park, Chaddesden Park, Vicarage Road Recreation Ground and Normanton Park.

King Charles III marked his first visit to Kent today since his coronation two years ago. On Thursday, July 10, the 76-year-old monarch visited the coastal towns of Deal and Walmer, where he

Spruce Meadows co-founder Margaret Southern was honoured Saturday with the King Charles III Coronation Medal, recognizing her decades-long contributions to sport, community and education in Alberta and across Canada.

THUNDER BAY — Chief Darcy Fleury of the Thunder Bay Police Service was awarded a King Charles III Coronation Medal on Thursday. The medal was presented this week during the Ontario's solicitor general, Michael Kerzner, and Thunder Bay-Atikokan MPP Kevin Holland’s visit to the Thunder Bay Police Service station.

A new image of the King will appear on the cover of a surprising choice of magazine, marking a distinct shift away from the pomp of his Coronation, as more changes are also coming. A new “penetrating investigation” will look “inside the royal family’s fight for survival” – and King Charles should be very worried.