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Diana still captivates Canadians 20 years after her death

by Terry Reith

August 31, 2017

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Diana still captivates Canadians 20 years after her death

The Prince and Princess of Wales’ first visit to Canada in 1983 is still remembered as a turning point for those who encountered the couple. Diana, who turned 22 while visiting Edmonton, was seen as warm, welcoming and unpretentious, a welcome change in the Royal Family.

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