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A miscommunication is reportedly causing tensions between Prince Harry and Buckingham Palace. While Prince William<\/a> was on a five-day trip to Brazil for COP30, the Duke of Sussex announced he could be travelling to Canada for \u201crememberancetide\u201d.<\/p>\n When the announcement of Harry\u2019s visit to Toronto was made, his office told reporters that the Palace had been informed beforehand \u201cas a courtesy\u201d. But according to The Times<\/a>, neither Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace received this notice, making people wonder if the message was actually ever sent. A source said it was \u201ca bit rum\u201d to say either palace had been informed prior to the announcement, as it was the first time they heard of it. Harry\u2019s office gave no reply when they were asked when they had informed the palaces. The claim that the Duke of Sussex\u2019s trip had been run past the Palace gave it a \u201cseal of approval\u201d, especially given it was a Remembrance visit in a Commonwealth nation. But given the Palace\u2019s lack of prior knowledge, this has reportedly caused more tension between the Sussexes and the Royal Family.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n While in Toronto, Harry met soldiers from the Queen\u2019s Own Rifles of Canada, troops from the Royal Regiment of Canada, and veterans at Sunnybrook Hospital.<\/p>\n The Duke also released an essay on his website, entitled The Bond, the Banter, the Bravery: What it Means to be British. It reflected on remembrance, with Harry saying it \u201cis not simply a minute\u2019s silence\u201d, but \u201ca call to collective responsibility\u201d.<\/p>\n But on the morning of Remembrance Sunday, when the royal family were attending the National Service at the Cenotaph, images of Harry at a party the night before emerged.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n