What did Prince CHarles do on July 7 1977 in chronological order
Quick ScoopI could only verify a **partial** timeline for Prince Charles on July 7, 1977: he was in Alberta for a brief visit tied to the centennial of Treaty 7, and later that day he appeared at a Calgary Stampede-related Indigenous ceremony and joked around at the Stampede.
Chronological order
- Arrived in Alberta for the brief visit. The available chronology says July 1977 was a short stop in Alberta to mark the Treaty 7 centennial.
- Took part in an Indigenous ceremony commemorating Treaty 7. A CBC item dated July 8, 1977 says he “speaks from the heart” at that ceremony.
- Appeared at the Calgary Stampede. The same CBC item notes he also “jokes around” at the Stampede.
What is missing
The sources I found do not give a full hour-by-hour itinerary for July 7, 1977, so a precise all-day chronology is not fully available from these records.
Source note
The clearest dated source I found is a CBC report published on July 8, 1977, which confirms the Alberta ceremony and Stampede appearance.
TL;DR: On July 7, 1977, Prince Charles was in Alberta, participated in a Treaty 7 commemorative ceremony, and also visited the Calgary Stampede.
