On 3 July 2011, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent their fourth day in Canada after spending the night on the HMCS Montreal for an overnight cruise from Montreal to Quebec City.

In the morning, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended an inter-faith prayer service aboard HMCS Montreal.

The couple then disembark HMCS Montreal and were officially welcome to Quebec City.

Afterward, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited La Maison Dauphine which offers a variety of programs to street youth of Québec. The couple met the staff and people who benefit or have benefitted from the services offered at the facility.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the Freedom of the City Ceremony at Québec City Hall with Quebec Premier Jean Charest. The ceremony acknowledges the relationship of trust and friendship between Québec City and the Royal 22e Régiment service members.

Their last event of the day was a community event as they celebrated the 375th anniversary of the Lauzon “seigneurie”, the 150th anniversary of the founding of Lévis, and the 10th anniversary of the new City of Lévis.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge then traveled from Quebec to Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island where they’ll spend their next day of the tour.

In Quebec, Catherine wore a navy dress by Canadian designer Erdem with her LK Bennett pumps and Stuart Weitzman clutch. She wore her sapphire earrings and her Tiffany & Co bracelet.

For the event in Lévis, Catherine changed into a sleeveless Joseph dress with the same LK Bennett pumps as earlier but with her LK Bennett Natalie clutch. She also changed her jewelry and wore new Links of London earrings with her Tiffany & Co bracelet and Asprey London necklace. For her arrival in Charlottetown, Catherine kept the same outfit but added a pink tweed jacket and changed into Jimmy Choo pink pumps.

Stay tuned for more Regal Review posts this weekend as we continue looking at the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s 2011 Canada tour as well as Princess Charlotte’s christening!