Canada Many residents of Northern Saanich district, where Harry's family resides, want to protect and respect the privacy of former British royal family members.

The lawyers of Harry - Meghan yesterday released a letter strongly condemning those "hiding in the bushes and stalking" to photograph Meghan and her son Archie in Vancouver, Canada. The warning came hours after Harry left England to reunite with his wife and children in a $ 14 million mansion in North Saanich district on Vancouver Island.

This is considered to be the place where the Harry and Meghan couple will live for some time after no longer carrying the title or participating in the activities of the British royal family.

Anne Girling, a resident of Northern Saanich, said she was opposed to paparazzi interfering with Harry and Meghan's new life in Canada. "We don't like that. Leave them alone," Girling said, telling how she had met Meghan jogging in the morning and even saying "Good morning" to me. This resident is proud of the tradition of respecting local individual freedom.

Sue Starkey, a resident of another region, was happy when the couple moved to live. "What I'm really proud of is our neighborhood is very respectful and has space for them. And you know, don't go beyond the limit and try to peek at their lives. I'm really happy. when they live here and hope they can find peace. "

In Sidney, a small town in Northern Saanich, college student Rachel Remouch works part-time at a cafe, saying she had seen the couple Harry - Meghan stroll in Horth Hill, the famous park in the area.

"It's great that they dare to be themselves, trying to separate themselves from the monarchy. Meghan reminds me of Princess Diana," Remouch said, but also admitted the townspeople "were not used to noisy things. so big, "said people tend to keep their distance from Harry - Meghan.

However, the couple may not stay in North Saanich for long. Local media said Harry - Meghan was looking to buy a beach house in Vancouver or maybe in Toronto.

Prince Harry, 35, married Meghan in May 2018 and welcomed his first son Archie in May last year. The couple once talked about the difficulties of royal life and media scrutiny. Harry said he feared Meghan would be the victim of "forces" that led to the death of her mother, Princess Diana.