…and over the ashes the stories are told
We all experience Remembrance Day and an appreciation of what has gone before in our own way. How can we ensure the memories are lasting, the gratitude real? Stories and symbols of all kinds help us remember and learn about those who served and their sacrifices. And increasingly the poppy itself as the overarching symbol of remembrance, communicates engaging and powerful messages.
Read MoreAs the Scottish Society of Ottawa celebrates 10 years in the making, Nancy Dupuis interviews some of its founding members. Emmett recounts the days of formin’ stormin’, and normin’.
Read MoreNancy writes her next installment on early Scottish settlers in the Upper Canada area, this time focusing on the interesting history of mills.
Read MoreAs a first timer I learned that the Glengarry Highland Games were a wonderful way to be immersed in Scottish culture and community. I overcame my kilt shyness and watched some great dance, music and sport.
Read MoreHow did the Scottish Society Start and who initiated it? Here’s how it was formed.
Read MoreThis is an account of how family and Lorne Colthart’s love of the games and competition shaped his life and even helped him find his Canadian wife.
Read MoreThe Scottish Society of Ottawa is proud to join CASSOC
Read MoreAs I was preparing my reminiscences of the Sons of Scotland Pipe Band’s special visit to Balmoral Castle to play for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on August 17, 2022, I received the news of her passing on September 7, 2022.
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