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Canadian athlete Chantelle Petitclerc carries the Queen's Baton to Rideau Hall, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton held by Governor General David Johnston with guests, at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Governor General David Johnston presents the Queen’s Baton to schoolchildren, at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Governor General David Johnston presents the Queen’s Baton to schoolchildren, at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton held by schoolchildren at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton held by schoolchildren at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton held by athlete Chantelle Petitclerc with Glenroy Gilbert and Commonwealth Games medallist Bruce Robertson at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa, Canada, Mon 28 Apr 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton was taken inside the Canadian Parliament where it was received by a number of politicians, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton in the Canadian Parliament carried by Minister of State (Sport) Bal Gosal with athletes, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Minister of State (Sport) Bal Gosal with athletes and guests holds the Queen’s Baton outside the Canadian Parliament, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton relayed outside of the Canadian Parliament, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
UK Secretary of State for Scotland Alistair Carmichael with the Queen's Baton speaking at the Canadian Parliament, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Minister of State (Sport) Bal Gosal and Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for the Commonwealth Games, Sport, Equalities Shona Robison hold the Queen’s Baton with Leader of Glasgow City Council Gordon Matheson, UK Secretary of State for Scotland Alistair Carmichael, athletes and dignitaries at the Canadian Parliament, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Signing an encouragement banner with goodwill messages for Team Canada, during the Queen’s Baton visit at the Canadian Parliament, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Sons of Scotland piper Bethany Bisaillion escorts cyclist Alex Cataford with the Queen's Baton at the British High Commissioner's residence, in Ottawa, Canada, Mon 28 Apr 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton arrives with pomp and ceremony to at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa, Canada, Monday 28 April 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
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