Prince Charles: Charles And Camilla

Canadian Forces Base Gagetown Dept: SAINT JOHN, N.B. -- Charles and Camilla kicked off their Canadian tour Monday in New Brunswick, where the prince recalled training as a military pilot, extolled the virtues of service and, in a scene reminiscent of his son's visit last year, played a pickup game of street hockey, according to Winnipeg Free Press. It was an unconventional kickoff for the royal couple's whirlwind visit -- Charles's 16th to Canada -- which began in earnest at Canadian Forces Base Gagetown, where he flew as a naval helicopter pilot in the 1970s and paul Chiasson / The Canadian Press Prince Charles plays road hockey with students at Hazen White-St. Francis School in Saint John, N.B., on Monday. Unlike his son, who was scoreless in a pickup game in Yellowknife last year, Charles found the back of the net. But unlike Prince William, Prince Charles scored. Related Items Articles Crowds greet Prince Charles and wife Camilla during Toronto visit (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.