Maxville Manor recently announced a significant redevelopment project that will upgrade and expand their long-term care HOME and outreach services to seniors in the community. The estimated $68 million redevelopment project is designed to address the rising demand for high-quality senior care, reduce pressure on the broader healthcare system, and bring Maxville Manor up to the latest health and safety standards. By increasing access to long-term care, this project ensures that vital services will be available for families and their loved ones long into the future.

The sweltering heat couldn’t keep the crowds away from last weekend’s Glengarry Highland Games 75th Edition. From the opening of the gates on Friday morning to the last notes in the music venues on Saturday night, Games fans celebrated their favourite summer event and their Scottish heritage. The Games organizing committee and the hundreds of volunteers had big smiles on their tired faces as the massed bands completed their performance and left the field.

What do John Diefenbaker, Astronaut Steve MacLean and Jean Beliveau have in common besides the fact that they are Canadian celebrities? They have all been the Official Guests of the Glengarry Highland Games which this year celebrates its 75th edition on August 2 and 3 in Maxville, Ontario. They have been joined over the years by more than a million fans that have made the trek to one of North America’s largest celtic events.

This year’s 75th edition is shaping up to be one of the best with two full days of piping and drumming, highland dancing, Scottish fiddle and the best in celtic entertainment. To add to the excitement of the celebration of this 75th milestone, the Games has added a few special touches to this year’s lineup.