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The 70th Glengarry Highland Games in pictures

Posted by Maxime Myre | Aug 8, 2017 | News, Top Stories | Maxville, Ontario, Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry

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The 70th Glengarry Highland Games in pictures
PM Justin Trudeau donned the Sinclair tartan and saluted the festival goers. Sinclair was his maternal grandfather’s clan.  (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)PM Justin Trudeau donned the Sinclair tartan and saluted the festival goers. Sinclair was his maternal grandfather’s clan. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)
Young traditional Scottish dancers competed throughout the day on August 4 in the arena. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)Young traditional Scottish dancers competed throughout the day on August 4 in the arena. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)
A group of young fiddlers in action. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)A group of young fiddlers in action. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)
Food, merchandise, music and so much more was offered to the festival-goers, but the main attraction are the games. Here are the winners of the 70th annual Glengarry Highland Games : the winner of the Open Professional Heavyweight Competition is Matthew Doherty. The winner of the Pro Women Heavyweight Competition is Susie Lajoie. And finally, the winner of the Master Heavyweight Competition is Dirk Bishop. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)Food, merchandise, music and so much more was offered to the festival-goers, but the main attraction are the games. Here are the winners of the 70th annual Glengarry Highland Games : the winner of the Open Professional Heavyweight Competition is Matthew Doherty. The winner of the Pro Women Heavyweight Competition is Susie Lajoie. And finally, the winner of the Master Heavyweight Competition is Dirk Bishop. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)
A display of classic British cars attracted car-lovers who even had the opportunity to sit in these compact cars. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)A display of classic British cars attracted car-lovers who even had the opportunity to sit in these compact cars. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)
Re-enactors were also present at the Glengarry Highland Games. Bram Blenk and his wife, Lynn Blenk, was their first time parading through the Glengarry Highland Games in full epoch costume.  (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)Re-enactors were also present at the Glengarry Highland Games. Bram Blenk and his wife, Lynn Blenk, was their first time parading through the Glengarry Highland Games in full epoch costume. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)
Sylvie Filliatreault of Montreal wrote a series of books about witches in medieval England. But forget about riding brooms and hot smoky cauldrons. She wrote those stories to showcase the Wiccan lifestyle of those days and tell a compelling story about four sisters being imprisoned by the new clergy for their beliefs. She took 10 years to write the first one and after being disappointed by the deals she was offered by publishers, she decided to create her own edition company and self-publish her three other books of the series. The first book is titled Four Sisters and the series is available on Amazon. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)Sylvie Filliatreault of Montreal wrote a series of books about witches in medieval England. But forget about riding brooms and hot smoky cauldrons. She wrote those stories to showcase the Wiccan lifestyle of those days and tell a compelling story about four sisters being imprisoned by the new clergy for their beliefs. She took 10 years to write the first one and after being disappointed by the deals she was offered by publishers, she decided to create her own edition company and self-publish her three other books of the series. The first book is titled Four Sisters and the series is available on Amazon. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)
Duncan MacDonald, a stoneworker, creates Scottish family crests out of powdered stone. He lives in Scotland and makes the crests for museums and sells them to gift shop or to people at Scottish events. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)Duncan MacDonald, a stoneworker, creates Scottish family crests out of powdered stone. He lives in Scotland and makes the crests for museums and sells them to gift shop or to people at Scottish events. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)
Bagpipers and drummers paraded throughout the day. The North American Championships band results for this year are as follows : The first rank for grade one bands went to the Toronto Police, grade two first rank went to Rocky Mountain, grade three first rank went to the Ottawa Highlanders, grade four first rank went to 8 Wing Trenton and finally, grade five first rank went to Georgetown. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)Bagpipers and drummers paraded throughout the day. The North American Championships band results for this year are as follows : The first rank for grade one bands went to the Toronto Police, grade two first rank went to Rocky Mountain, grade three first rank went to the Ottawa Highlanders, grade four first rank went to 8 Wing Trenton and finally, grade five first rank went to Georgetown. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)
Glengarry-Prescott-Russell MP Francis Drouin walked along with PM Trudeau throughout the fair ground. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)Glengarry-Prescott-Russell MP Francis Drouin walked along with PM Trudeau throughout the fair ground. (Photo credit : Maxime Myre)

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