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Niagara wins Grade 2, Hamilton Grade 3

Polis second; Drambuie takes Grade 2

Red Deer attracts good entry

McPhee takes professional piobaireachd

Grade 4 band to debut ‘Royal Suite’ before Queen

Australian Aboriginal music to be integrated with pipes

Blair takes amateur overall

Hopes to play for more than 60,000

A preview of Grade 1 World’s selections

Beloved piper dies after complications from auto crash

PPBSO grants Peel Police request

One-day work shop stresses professional development

Dysart and Dundonald only Grade 1 band

16th annual event held in Nova Scotia

Thomas Pearston died on May 4 at the age of 84. Tommy Pearston co-founded the College of Piping with Seumas MacNeill in 1944, but because of his relatively quiet and unassuming nature he lived in MacNeill’s shadow. He was instrumental in the development of the Institute of Piping, and set […]

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