Prince Harry made his third trip to Canada of the year.

On Dec. 1, the Duke of Sussex, 41, appeared at the OREA Powerhouse Conference in Toronto, Canada. The event, organized by the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA), touts itself as “Canada’s best political affairs conference,” and Prince Harry was slated to speak.

According to a schedule, the Duke of Sussex was due to appear at “an exclusive conversation with Prince Harry,” the last session of the day at the Hilton Toronto.

Although no photos of Prince Harry were released, OREA’s Instagram Stories included a video of attendees discussing their anticipation for his session and a photo dubbed the “last pic before Prince Harry takes the stage.”

 

The event’s website described the event as “one of Canada’s best political affairs conferences. During Power House, attendees will hear from an exciting lineup of speakers and panelists, including leaders from Ontario’s major political parties.”

“Attendees will also have the opportunity to network with over 450 like-minded, politically motivated REALTORS® from across the province,” it continued.

In addition to King Charles’ son, other speakers on the schedule were Marit Stiles, leader of the New Democratic Party of Ontario, Mike Schriener, MPP, Guelph and Leader of the Green Party of Ontario, Hon. Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario and more.

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Prince Harry lives in Montecito, California, with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their children, Prince Archie, 6, and Princess Lilibet, 4, and he was in Toronto last month for a series of events commemorating Remembrance Day.

Remembrance Day is the British equivalent of Veterans Day in the U.S., both marked on Nov. 11, and Prince Harry attended several events in the Toronto area on Nov. 5 and Nov. 6.

The Duke of Sussex spent time with veterans, members of the armed forces community and military charities during the trip, which he made at the invitation of the True Patriot Love Foundation, which works to support members of the Canadian Armed Forces, veterans and their families.

The visit brought Harry back to Canada for the second time this year, as he and Meghan were in British Columbia for the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler in February.

 

The Vancouver Whistler Games marked the seventh edition of the international adaptive sports tournament that Prince Harry founded in 2014 to uplift wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans.

The tournament doubled as the debut for the inaugural winter games, and Prince Harry exclusively told PEOPLE that he was thrilled for it to happen in Canada.

“It’s incredible to be back in Canada. Canada couldn’t be more appropriate to host the first Winter Games. Everyone is so excited,” the Duke of Sussex told PEOPLE then.