I discussed Marie Antoinette and 18th century fashions with Elio Iannacci in the Globe and Mail. Click here to read "A new behind-the-scenes documentary marks the 20th anniversary of Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette" in the Globe and Mail

I discussed King Charles III's Caribbean tour and Prince Harry's efforts to reconcile with his family in the CBC News Royal Fascinator Newsletter. Click here to read "Prince Harry says he wants to reconcile with the Royal Family. It may not be so easy" at CBC News

Click here to read the October 2026 Carolyn Harris Royal Historian Newsletter

I will be delivering a lecture series on the history of the Nordic Nations for the Bluewater Association for Lifelong Learning starting next week (October 29) in Owen Sound, Ontario. Tickets are available here.

Thank you to TED-ED for inviting me to contribute to the development of a new educational video about Queen Victoria. Click here to watch "Why is Queen Victoria so Controversial?" at TED-ED

I discussed the future of Buckingham Palace with Janet Davison at CBC News. I also recently discussed Charles Spencer's new book about his late sister Diana, Princess of Wales with Adela Suliman at NBC News.

I discussed recent royal developments including Harry and Meghan's return to the United Kingdom and Charles Spencer's book about his late sister Diana, Princess of Wales with CBC News. Click here to read "Why Prince Harry and Meghan face more challenges after their return to the U.K." in CBC News.

Click here to read the September 2026 Carolyn Harris Royal Historian Newsletter

I discussed King Charles III and the new Canadian $20 bill with the Bank of Canada.

I discussed the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children with Tina Donvito at Reader's Digest. Click here to read "Here’s What Will Happen to Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte’s Titles When William Becomes King" at Reader's Digest

Canada accepted relatively few refugees during the Second World War because of restrictive immigration policies and public resistance. Yet nearly one-quarter of a million refugees emigrated to Canada between 1947 and 1962 in the aftermath of the Second World War. The displacement of people during and after the Second World War and their resettlement in Canada transformed the country’s previously restrictive refugee policy, contributing to the development of the Department of

I discussed Prince Harry and Meghan's return to the United Kingdom with CBC News.

My conversation with BBC News about Prince Harry and Meghan's return to the United Kingdom

I discussed Prince George at 13 in the current issue of Hello! Canada (August 10, 2026). Now Available on Newsstands!

I discussed Prince George's 13th birthday with Janet Davison at CBC News. Click here to read "Prince George just turned 13. Why it’s a 'challenging time' for the 2nd in line to the throne" in the CBC News Royal Fascinator Newsletter.

Click here to read the June 2026 Carolyn Harris Royal Historian Newsletter

I discussed royal finances and Prince George's education with Janet Davison at CBC News. Click here to read "King Charles reveals his income tax for the 1st time, but questions remain over royal finances"

My new article in the Historica Canada Canadian Encyclopedia is about Little Norway. Little Norway was a Royal Norwegian Air Force (RNAF) training centre in Canada that operated in Toronto and Muskoka from 1940 to 1945, training more than 3,000 personnel for the Norwegian resistance to German occupation during the Second World War. Little Norway strengthened a lasting diplomatic bond between Norway and Canada that continues to the present day. Click here to read my article ab

My latest article in the Historica Canada Canadian Encyclopedia is about the 1951 Royal Tour of Canada by Princess Elizabeth (the future Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Philip. Click here to read my article about the 1951 Royal Tour of Canada

I discussed the Governor General of Canada's clothing allowance with Ashley Burke at CBC News. Click here to read "Governors general can no longer bill government for casual and business clothing" at CBC News