…and over the ashes the stories are told
Don, who turned 85 in July, is proud of being born with both Scottish (and Irish from his mother), and railroad in his blood. When Don was little, his father used to take him to the Embro Highland Games, a few miles outside of his birthplace, Stratford, Ontario, where they watched with pride, as the mass Pipe bands performed.
Read MoreThe RCMP Highland Dance Team is comprised of 15 former and current Premier-level competitive dancers from across the National Capital Region. Find out about some of the dancers in this fun interview.
Read MoreBeechwood has kindly shared a self-guided tour map loaded with historical details. Take a trip through beautiful Beechwood.
Read MoreWhat did attendees say about the Scottish Society of Ottawa’s (SSO) Glenmorangie Virtual Tutored Whisky Tasting (June 29, 2021)? See their feedback
Read More‘The Value of One, The Power of Many’ is this year’s theme National Volunteer Week
Read MoreIf you ever wondered why the Unicorn is Scotland's national animal, we've got the answer here.
We also have the details on where to find them in Scotland!
We hope enjoyed The Fiddlaires performance at our Burns Supper & Ceilidh, however, if you haven't seen them, you'll want to check out our interview with this young amazing duo.
Read MoreWho is this Change of Step dancer, winner of the 2013 Canadian Championships who has respect for the dance style, friendships and watermelons? Where do watermelons fit in?
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