…and over the ashes the stories are told
Suffice to say all of these little communities in the county within a few short miles of each other had a number of businesses up and running fairly soon after the arrival of the folks on the ships. The now of today has brought about so many changes (over the last 200 years); they would not likely have ever been imagined by anyone back in 1820-21.
Read MoreSee the latest news from Scottish-related societies and clans.
Read MoreI recall at home, a solitary candle in the window, the candle steeped in old traditions, lighting the way for the Holy family.
This month we interview Lisa Brooks and find out about the highlights of her dance career, what she does on her off-time and what she’s looking forward to.
Read MoreThese were pioneers in a new land acquiring the calm and strength of the rugged trees surrounding them; I love history so I set about with great vigour, tracing the background of the emigration to Canada in 1820-21 of the Scots and the settlements established, especially in the Lanark County area of Ontario.
Read MoreJane Torrance begins a series about the People of the Scottish Society. Meet Emmett Hossack, one of its founding members!
Read MoreThe Scottish Society of Ottawa is proud to introduce you to its newest contributor. Read about Nancy and the exciting work she’s doing.
Read MoreHighlights of feedback from Burns 225 event.
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