
Patricia Treble
Freelance Royal Reporter at Freelance
Royal Contributor at Global News
'Royal family game theory.' Royal contributor on @GlobalNews, @TorontoStar, etc. Signal username: Treble.01
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1 week ago |
theglobeandmail.com | Patricia Treble
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1 week ago |
therecord.com | Patricia Treble
“I must be seen to be believed,” was a famous motto of the late Queen Elizabeth II. On May 26 and 27, Charles III fulfills that maxim when he opens Parliament on his first trip to Canada as its monarch. “This historic honour matches the weight of our times,” is how Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the visit.
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theglobeandmail.com | Patricia Treble
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3 weeks ago |
writeroyalty.substack.com | Patricia Treble
As we count down the days until the arrival of King Charles III and Queen Camilla in Ottawa on May 26, it’s time to look at the least known of the Canadian brooches that the Queen of Canada may pack for this historic first visit to Canada of the King’s reign. Information about royal jewellery can be hard to find, especially historical gifts. This particular brooch — which I’ve called the Enamel Maple Leaf Spray Brooch due to its composition and style — has rarely been seen in public.
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1 month ago |
writeroyalty.substack.com | Patricia Treble
It was May 8, 1945. As word spread that Nazi Germany had surrendered, jubilant crowds blocked the streets of London, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill met with King George VI for their weekly lunch at Buckingham Palace. Then Churchill returned to 10 Downing Street to officially inform the world that the war in Europe had finally ended after six long years. WRITE ROYALTY by Patricia Treble is a reader-supported publication.
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Haven’t seen workmen at the Glen Road Pedestrian Bridge for weeks but it’s STILL NOT OPEN. Artisanal construction at its finest Oh and the @311toronto sign is wrong. The city closed the bridge in early autumn 2021, not March 2022. I remember that winter painfully well. https://t.co/JFqlPNCMJj

RT @davidtorrance: There is a new Great Seal of the Realm, as approved by the King at a meeting of the Privy Council on 6 May. The previous…

RT @MattSunRoyal: Exclusive in @TheSun Prince Harry is captured on a doorbell camera knocking on houses in a London street while “looking f…