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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Africa Europe Latin America Middle East North America Protests at Prince Charles, Camilla Montreal visit AFP - Wednesday, November 11 Send IM Story Print Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales visit the historic town of Cupids in November 3, in Saint John's, Canada. Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Tuesday gave Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, two red sweaters and caps worn by Inuit Rangers to take home to his sons as souvenirs of his visit. MONTREAL (AFP) - – Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have encountered a group of anti-royalty protesters, including egg throwers, who shouted "Majesty go home" and blocked the entrance to a military armory the royal couple were visiting here. Neither member of the British royal family were soiled or hurt during the incident, but they had to be escorted to a back door of the armory, where Prince Charles presented new colors to the Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada, which he formally commands. More than 200 demonstrators bearing billboards urging Montreal and Quebec to break away from the British Commonwealth sat on the pavement outside the armory, squaring off with anti-riot police who, in the end, called in reinforcements to clear the way. Some eggs were hurled at police during the altercation and police detained three people for questioning before the protesters were forced back 100 meters (yards) from the building. But the damage was done. Prince Charles, in full Black Watch uniform, and the Duchess of Cornwall were ensconced as a precaution to a rear entrance, foregoing the lavish welcoming ceremony that was prepared for them. The demonstration was organized by the Quebecois Network of Resistance, a small Quebec nationalist group opposing two-and-a-half centuries of British rule in Canada. Earlier Tuesday, Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, met in Ottawa with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, who gave him two red sweaters and caps worn by Inuit Rangers to take home to his sons as souvenirs of his visit. "Your Highness, as you know we're very proud of our Rangers and our Rangers program," Harper said, flanked by four Rangers in the drawing room of the governor general's mansion. They are "a great group of people who patrol our vast Arctic territory," he said, adding the sweaters and caps symbolized Princes William and Harry's honorary membership in the Arctic guard. "I hope they fit," quipped Prince Charles. The prince and his wife Camilla arrived in Canada on November 2 for a 10-day visit -- his 15th tour of this former British colony and her first look into her family's roots. So far they have visited Canada's oldest English settlement in Cupids, Newfoundland, which celebrates its 400th anniversary next year, and the home of famed Arctic explorer Captain Robert Bartlett in Brigus. They also toured Vancouver's 2010 Olympic Village and Dundurn Castle in Hamilton, Ontario, built in 1835 for Camilla's great-great-great-grandfather and former prime minister of the united Province of Canada, Sir Alan MacNab. On Tuesday, the couple also met with Governor General Michaelle Jean, as well as Canada's opposition leader Michael Ignatieff and Quebec Premier Jean Charest. 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