Prince Edward Island, Canada (CNN) -- Prince William splashed down a helicopter in a Canadian lake Monday, while his newlywed bride Catherine watched from shore -- all part of a full slate of activities on Prince Edward Island on the fifth day of the royal couple's Canadian tour. Intermittent rain did not prevent the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge from enjoying a host of events on the island, which borders the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. That included racing in dueling dragon boats, being ceremonially "smudged" at a beach and savoring seafood on the sand. The royals' day began with a visit to Province House, the second-oldest active legislature building in Canada. There, they greeted many of the hundreds of people who'd gathered for a look at the newlyweds.
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Prince William and his wife Catherine visit Prince Edward Island on their Canadian tour
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They stop at the Province House, Dalvay-by-the-Sea and a beach
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William dons his military gear to take part in a emergency landing exercise
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Their next stop will be Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories, some 2,300 miles away
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