The Canadian Scottish Regimental Association D-Day to Today

11 AM

Pioneer Square, 975 Quadra Street

The Canadian Scottish Regimental Association will be having a D-Day memorial at Pioneer Square, to remember all the sacrifices by all veterans.

Noon

Sir General Arthur Currie Armoury, 715 Bay Street

Veterans and families invited June 6, 2026 luncheon

The Canadian Scottish Regimental Association, with support from the Canadian Scottish Regimental Heritage Foundation, invites Veterans and their families to join us on June 6, 2026, for a special commemorative luncheon honouring Canadian military service from D-Day to modern operations.

This gathering is about remembrance, camaraderie, and ensuring that the service and sacrifice of Canada’s Veterans — past and present — are recognized and remembered.

Noon

Sir General Arthur Currie Armoury, 715 Bay Street

Please come and see our museum displays

3 PM

Royal Oak Burial Park, 4673 Falaise Drive

As part of the Oaks of Remembrance our Pipe Major shall be talking briefly about each of the 4 pipers being honoured, and the drummer who was killed on D Day. 

•          Angus Morrison - a 16th Piper killed early in WWI - the only remains in existence are his smashed bagpipes in the possession of the Seaforth Highlanders.
•           Piper James Richardson, VC
•            John Park - the piper killed the same day as  Piper Richardson. His name is inscribed on the Vimy Memorial.
•             Colin Rutherford - WWII officer and previously a piper in 2 C Scot R (I think) - a Normandy campaign vet and he survived - I will be playing Colin’s pipes at the ceremony
•              Norman Garcia - snare drummer with 1C Scot R. Killed on June 6, 1944 - on the day we hope to have a drummer dressed in WWII uniform playing a rope tension drum