Andrew Scot MacKenzie – 1976 – 2017
Read moreWe have recently learned of the passing of Andrew Scot MacKenzie. Andrew was the son of one of the original Clan MacKenzie Society of Canada members, Andrew Douglas MacKenzie. The CMSC wishes to express their sincere condolences to Doug and family on the loss of his son at such a young age. MacKenzie, Andrew Scot After living with brain tumours for
January 23, 20180Robert Ewan Mackenzie Barclay – 1930-2018
Read moreWe have recently learned of the passing of long time Clan MacKenzie Society member and supporter Bob Barclay. The CMSC wishes to express their sincere condolences to the family. ROBERT EWAN MACKENZIE BARCLAY Born December 15, 1930, Robert Ewan Mackenzie Barclay left us peacefully, January 9, 2018 to join his beloved Diana Jane Graham Barclay (August 5, 1930 – January
1987 to 2017 – 30 Years of MacKenzie Memories
Read moreThe Clan MacKenzie Society turns 30! Originally as a Chapter of the Clan MacKenzie Society in the Americas. The first events we attended were at New Glasgow, Nova Scotia at the Festival of Tartans in July 1987, and then a month later at the Fergus Highland Games. This longevity is a testament to the hard work of our volunteers and
December Issue of Caber Feidh now online – Don’t forget to renew your membership for 2018
Read moreThe latest issue of Caber Feidh is now available in our members area, but sure to check it out. Also a quick reminder to members, that all 2017 memberships were extended until December 31, 2017 so if you have not done so already we kindly ask you take a few minutes to renew your fees for 2018. Renewal is quick
An appeal to help save Clachan Church, Lochbroom, Wester Ross, Scotland
Read moreCALLING ALL MACKENZIES WORLDWIDE – Cuimhnichibh na domaine bho’n d’thainig sibh ( remember those from whence you came!) The Clan MacKenzie Society of Canada has been contacted to help build awareness of a community effort to preserve a historic Mackenzie site, Wester Ross, Highlands, Scotland. The Church at Clachan, Lochbroom nestling on the shores of LochBroom, Wester Ross, Scotland is
A Portrait of Valour – Hugh McDonald McKenzie – VC, DCM
Read moreThe Victoria Cross (VC) is the highest military honour of the British Empire and the Commonwealth of Nations, being awarded only for extraordinary valour and devotion to duty while facing a hostile force. It is the highest honour in the Canadian honour system, placed before all other orders, decorations and medals, including the Order of Canada, in the Order of
Poll – Help plan the Clan MacKenzie International Gathering in 2020
Read moreEven while the sounds of pipes, and drumming of the Edinburgh Tattoo are still ringing in many people’e ears, planning has already begun for the next Clan MacKenzie International Gathering in 2020. The intention is to have the Gathering from Friday 7th to Friday 14th August 2020. Attending the Strathpeffer Games on the Saturday and then travelling to the Isle
Highlights from the Recent Annual General Meeting held September 4, 2017 (Calgary AB)
Read moreOur Annual General Meeting recently took place, and once again, we were delighted to be hosted by Dr. Sir Roderick MacKenzie and his lovely wife, Lady Nadine MacKenzie. It was great to meet old friends met at the 2014 AGM held in Calgary and to make new friends with the new people in attendance. The Presidents report as well as
Games Report – Colchester Highland Games (Nova Scotia September 9th)
Read moreThe Clan MacKenzie Canada was well represented by Nova Scotia Commissioner Tim MacKenzie and his wife Theresa at the 1st Annual Colchester Highland Games held September 9th. Please see his report below. It was a great success! The 1st Colchester Highland Games ran like clock work with plenty to do for all, we had over 30 people sign our guest
Games Report – Montreal Highland Games August 6, 2017
Read moreFor the first time at the Montreal highland games, the Clan MacKenzie tent stood tall and proud, until the wind came and flipped it over before it was secured! Some serious damage was done to two of the struts but some fancy repair work by Quebec Commissioner Kenneth Mackenzie enabled the intrepid band of helpers to put the tent