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William and Kate arrived in Kelowna, British Columbia, 30 years after Charles and Diana visited the city

The duke and duchess watched a university volleyball game and received personalised sports jerseys

They later enjoyed local delicacies at a special tasting event at one of the world\'s best wineries 

Prince George, three, and Princess Charlotte, one, remain at the family\'s base in Victoria with their nanny 

By Rebecca English, Royal Correspondent In Kelowna For The Daily Mail and Stephanie Linning for MailOnline

The Duchess of Cambridge upped the style stakes yesterday in a dazzling bottle green dress from Dolce & Gabbana.

Kate wore the £2,000 frock as she joined Prince William in Kelowna, British Columbia, on the fourth day of their week-long tour of Canada. 

Yet it was William who managed to turn the most heads. The Prince was at the centre of attention when he held court with a gaggle of excitable women\'s volleyball players after watching a match at the local university. 

The duke and duchess greeted crowds of well-wishers on the campus before being whisked off to sample local delicacies at a food festival at a world-renowned winery.

The couple are the first royals to visit the city since Prince Charles and Princess Diana 30 years ago.

Later they will fly to Whitehorse in the Yukon, where they will stay the night. 

Prince George, three, and 16-month-old Princess Charlotte are with their nanny in Victoria, where the family are based during the tour. 

The Duchess of Cambridge speaks with local schoolchildren at a food and wine festival in British Columbia on Tuesday

 The couple wore almost matching Ray Bans as they attended the food and wine festival. Right, the duchess dazzled in green

Prince William holds court with members of the women\'s volleyball team following the exhibition match on Tuesday

After dressing down in high street jeans and a safari jacket yesterday, Kate upped the style stakes in a designer dress

Kate shakes hands with Chief John Kruger during a ceremony at the University of British Columbia Okanagan

The couple tasted a number of local delicacies at the festival, served by some of the country\'s most renowned chefs

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As the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive in Kelowna on day four of the Royal tour of Canada, we were once again impressed by Kate's impeccable dress sense.

The couple are there to unveil a plaque to mark the 10 year anniversary of the University of British Columbia Okanagan and they'd both chosen smart ensembles.

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The Cambridges\' first stop was the Okanagan campus of the University of British Columbia. UBC is one of the world\'s top research universities and recently celebrated its centenary.

William and Kate, who pair her dress with nude LK Bennett heels, were greeted by more than 1,000 cheering students and well-wishers as they met BC premier Christy Clark and UBC Chancellor Mr Lindsay Gordon. 

Mr Gordon welcomed the couple to the campus and to the country, adding: \'A particularly warm welcome to Prince George and Princess Charlotte, who we hope are enjoying their first visit to Canada. 

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The campus in Kelowna, home to 8,000 students, opened a decade ago and the royal couple helped students and staff celebrate its 10th anniversary.

They were touring part of the campus before watching an exhibition match involving the campus\' nationally ranked women\'s volleyball team.

Kate looks a little unsure as she samples one local dish - although William seems more than happy to give it a try

Demonstrating an expert command of chopsticks, William tastes some of the locally sourced sushi on offer at the festival

Young chefs were invited to take part in a demonstration at the festival and Kate stopped in to speak with them

Showing that they were up for a culinary adventure, the couple sampled a range of dishes prepared by Canadian chefs

The couple, wearing almost identical Raybans, also tried their hand cutting pinot noir grapes from the vines

Beaming Kate looked beautiful in the bottle green dress, which is believed to be a bespoke creation by Dolce & Gabbana

Smiling at one of the chefs presenting at the festival, the duchess reaches down to try another morsel of food

Kate revealed her domestic credentials when she said curry was one of her favourite dishes to whip up in the kitchen 

Wearing dark Ray Ban sunglasses, the duke and duchess were shown around the vineyard at the British Columbia winery

FOOD FIT FOR A FUTURE KING: WHAT WILLS AND KATE SAMPLED

At the tasting event, William and Kate will sample delicious tasting menus from some of the country\'s top chefs. 

Here is the full, mouth-watering menu for the Mission Hill \'Taste of British Columbia\' event 

British Columbia Wild Smoked Salmon Battera-style Sushi (Pressed boxed sushi)

Layered sushi rice, smoked BC wild Sockeye salmon, shiso leaf, pickled ginger, local radish, garnished with BC Wild Ikura(salmon caviar)

Sushi rice, asparagus, pickled ginger, spicy Japanese mayonnaise with BC zucchini, carrot and red pepper wrapped in a soy bean and roasted sesame wrap, garnished with Northern Divine caviar

BC Wild Geoduck with Miso Mustard Sauce

Thinly sliced BC wild geoduck sashimi, garnished with a Miso Mustard Sauce

Tojo’s Tuna, made with BC Wild Albacore Tuna

Small bite-sized morsels of BC Wild Albacore Tuna, marinated in Tojo’s special recipe (soy sauce, wasabi, crushed sesame seed and green onion)

Braised Cache Creek oxtail and caramelized onion ravioli

With Hazelmere farms celeriac puree, port wine jus, shaved parmesan and extra virgin olive oil.

Smoked Vancouver Island Sea Salt Crusted BC Wild Halibut

Cured North Coast BC Wild Sockeye Salmon Tataki

With Fraser Valley Cranberries, BC Grown Cauliflower and Brown Butter

With Organic BC Ambrosia Apple Butter and BC Squash Purée

Maharaja Style Coconut Curried BC Vegetable Curry 

(black lime, puffed rice, BC Dungeness crab and locally grown mint)

 (Okanagan peach, burrata, very local honey, pistachio granola)

Local Spiced Petite Bagel, Rosehip Essence, Fresh Ricotta

Foraged Wild BC Mushrooms; Lentil Pate, Harvest Squash, Truffled BC Cauliflower, Cashew Aioli

As they walked in, the announcer said: \'Please welcome, all the way from the UK, standing at 6ft 3in and 5ft 9in – or 5ft 11in including high heels, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge!\'

After watching some of the action, the couple met players, including Paralympic sitting volleyball player Jennifer Oakes, 18, who lost a leg in a boating accident in Alberta last year and took part in the Rio 2016 Games.

After the game the couple received matching personalised jerseys with \'Cambridge\' emblazoned on the back. They were also handed UBC teddy bears for George and Charlotte. 

However the visit was marred by controversy. The couple were apparently snubbed by a prominent First Nations leader who had been due to take part in Tuesday\'s engagements.

Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, Okanagan Nation Alliance Chairman and Spokesperson, had been due to join the royal couple on stage at the university\'s 10th anniversary celebrations but pulled out this morning. 

William and Kate were given matching jerseys with \'Cambridge\' on the back after watching a women\'s volleyball game at the University of British Columbia Okanagan, in Kelowna, on Tuesday. The couple also toured the campus and met with students

The Cambridges looked delighted with their matching sports tops, which were printed with \'16\' to mark the year of their visit

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had courtside seats to a volleyball game at the University of British Columbia Okanagan

The couple were later handed soft toys wearing the university\'s colours, believed to be presents for George and Charlotte

Kate and William spent time speaking with members of the women\'s volleyball team after watching the match

The couple were given personalised jerseys with \'Cambridge\' emblazoned across the back by the volleyball players

A spokesman for UBC could not comment on why he had pulled out. He was replaced in the welcome line up by Chief Jonathan Kruger from the local Penticton Indian Band. 

It came hours after Grand Chief Phillip refused to attend an historic reconciliation ceremony with William and Kate at Government House in Victoria.  

The couple were this afternoon whisked to the BC Government\'s \'Taste of British Columbia\' festival at Mission Hill Winery, sampling some of the region\'s wine and food.

They tasted one of the most unusual-looking delicacies in Canada- and tactfully pronounced it delicious. The couple tucked into the unmistakably phallic \'geoduck\', a giant clam with a long neck.

As the couple toured a food and wine festival in the idyllic setting of a hilltop winery in the Okanagan valley, they initially appeared as if there was no chance of any geoduck passing their lips. 

William and Kate looked in good spirits as they waved to crowds at the University of British Columbia in Kelowna

The duchess paired her knee-length green dress with a pair of nude heels and a matching clutch

The duke and duchess received gifts from local children during a welcome ceremony at the university campus

\'Presentationally they are quite challenging,\' said William.But chef Ned Bell told them: \'They are getting more popular all the time.\'

A few stands later at the Taste of BC festival at the Mission Hill winery, they came across some geoduck prepared by Japanese chef Hidekazu Tojo - and could not resist

However it was unrecognisable from the raw version on Mr Bell’s stand, having been transformed into thinly sliced BC wild geoduck sashimi, garnished with a Miso Mustard Sauce.

\'There is a slightly firmer texture to this,\' said the duchess. \'It’s really unusual. I\'ve never seen it before. It\'s so fresh from the sea.\'

Mr Bell said: \'It is an extraordinary species. You can eat the body, but you can also eat the neck raw, which is what they ate. 

The royal visitors waved to waiting well-wishers after stepping off the flight in Kelowna, in British Columbia

After a day of wet and windy weather on Monday, the couple enjoyed some sunshine as they strolled through the university

Some 1,000 students and members of the public turned out to greet the couple as they arrived on the university campus

\'It is absolutely phallic, but at end of the day it is a clam. Here on the west coast we have some of the best wild, well-managed shellfish in the world.\'

Their tour saw them taste an array dishes from some of Canada’s most celebrated chefs.

They included Mr Bell’s Cured North Coast BC Wild Sockeye Salmon Tataki With Miso, Maple and BC Grown Radishes, and Chef Rob Feenie’s Braised Cache Creek oxtail and caramelized onion ravioli with Hazelmere farms celeriac puree, port wine jus, shaved parmesan and extra virgin olive oil.

From Chef Vikram Vij they ate Maharaja Style Coconut Curried BC Vegetable Curry With Basmati Rice and Wine marinated BC lamb popsicle. Asked if she liked cooking, Kate replied \'Yes, especially curries.\'

William said: \'This is amazing. It\'s the right level of spice for me. I\'m very glad you did not surprise us with a vindaloo. I can\'t manage that - it\'s too much for me.\'

William also tried a Laird of Fintry single malt whisky, which William pronounced \'delicious\'. He said : \'You can tell the Scottish element - there\'s a peatiness to it.\'

Kate turned down the whisky, but tried their cassis - a blackcurrant liqueur - instead, which she said was “like sloe gin\'.

Earlier the couple, wearing almost identical Raybans, tried their hand cutting pinot noir grapes from the vines.

Later they will fly to Whitehorse in the Yukon, where they will stay the night - away from their children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte , who will remain in their base of Victoria - for two days of engagements.

The couple are almost mid-way through their eight-day tour of Canada on behalf of the Queen.  

The Cambridges are the first royals to visit Kelowna since Prince Charles and Princess Diana 30 years ago, pictured 

 The Duchess of Cambridge is greeted in Kelowna, left, and Diana on a walkabout in the city in May 1986, right

People waved and cheered as the couple toured the university campus on Tuesday, the fourth day of their royal tour

Young girls hold up signs welcoming the couple to the city, where Prince Charles and Princess Diana visited in 1986

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