The royals have been taking their time treading the trails of Canada this November. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were seen making a surprise appearance at the Vancouver Canucks hockey game just yesterday. However, the Duchess’ presence was not exclusive to the game alone. While the Duke dropped the ceremonial puck as a lead-up to 2025’s Invictus Games, the Duchess delved into some groundwork with a non-profit organization in Canada while making a pit stop.

A loyal advocate for gender rights, Meghan Markle proves to be a true pilgrim. Having passed some time since her first visit, the organization was beyond pleased to receive her. 

Meghan Markle makes a return visit to a Canadian non-profit organization 

When it comes to engaging in discussions of justice and equality, Meghan Markle stands as a global inspiration. Hence, during her visit to Vancouver, she made sure of her presence at Justice For Girls. Though the Duchess had previously visited the organization in January 2020, this time, the Duchess was also allied with Jessica Lake and Lauri Thompson from the Lake Family’s All One Fund.

Justice For Girls was truly delighted to receive the Royal on her return visit, as could be seen from their X handle, formerly Twitter. During the meeting, she indulged herself in detailed discussions to uplift teenage poverty-stricken girls. Markle also engaged personally with two teen interns. The conversation touched upon leadership in the sectors of education, abuse, and indigenous protection.

Meghan Markle and her feminist visionary have adhered to motivating women with her engagements. Therefore, this is not the sole instance where she stood by the side of justice, per se.

Meghan Markle stands as a pillar for women’s upliftment

Time and again, the Duchess has won the people over with her empathy and motivational streak. Previously, the royal pair had broken all stereotypes with their US ad campaign with Equimondo. The feminist advocates had moved to the US parliament to safeguard the rights of women. Furthermore, she also visited many prime-time countries after she became a World Vision Ambassador in 2016.

Markle made her visit to Rwanda to make clean water accessible for schools, followed by a visit to India. She also engaged with Smart Works, a UK-based charity to help unemployed women be part of the economy. While the tales of charity have no end, it makes one hopeful that the Duchess continues to streak, never having to amiss. 

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