See us IN 2021.
See you in 2022!
See you in 2022!
45th annual
Montreal Highland Games
Sunday, August 1, 2021
at 6 p.m.
A FREE online event!
at 6 p.m.
A FREE online event!
LIVE! Caber toss world record attempt
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Solo piping competition
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Highland dance performances
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And much more!
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Join us for an hour of Scottish fun LIVE on August 1, 2021 at 6 p.m.!
This event is FREE and will be streamed live on the Montreal Highland Games YouTube channel. Subscribe today!
Profits support the Building Hope movement at the Douglas Hospital Foundation.
A tax receipt will be issued for all donations of $20 or more.
Host: Kelly Alexander, Virgin Radio
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Don't miss our world record attempt—streaming live!
The Montreal Highland Games are counting on history happening! Montreal-born Jason Baines will attempt to smash the world record for the most caber tosses in 60 minutes. The current record stands at 122 tosses by fellow Canadian Kevin Fast. To qualify as a successful toss, the caber must be thrown up in the air at such an angle that the top end hits the ground, allowing the caber to flip end over end. The caber must be a minimum of 14 feet 7 inches in length and weigh at least 55 pounds. Join us online on August 1 and cheer Jason on! |
Details about the 2021 Solo Piping Competition will be announced soon!
Kelly Alexander
The Kelly Alexander Show, Virgin Radio
A veteran of Montreal's and Toronto's radio scenes, Kelly Alexander is living her dream.
Born and raised on a Laurentian farm north of Montreal, a young Kelly-the-farm-girl yearned to make people laugh by way of a microphone. Kelly is thrilled to bring her in-depth style of interviews to the Kelly Alexander Show where she gets to chat with amazing rising stars in the entertainment industry as well as established award-winning artists.
Away from the microphones and headsets, Kelly is a passionate martial arts instructor. A student of Yoseikan karate since the age of six (she is a fourth dan blackbelt), she continues to compete in various tournaments in and around Quebec while sharing and teaching her love of the art form to children and adults.
The Kelly Alexander Show, Virgin Radio
A veteran of Montreal's and Toronto's radio scenes, Kelly Alexander is living her dream.
Born and raised on a Laurentian farm north of Montreal, a young Kelly-the-farm-girl yearned to make people laugh by way of a microphone. Kelly is thrilled to bring her in-depth style of interviews to the Kelly Alexander Show where she gets to chat with amazing rising stars in the entertainment industry as well as established award-winning artists.
Away from the microphones and headsets, Kelly is a passionate martial arts instructor. A student of Yoseikan karate since the age of six (she is a fourth dan blackbelt), she continues to compete in various tournaments in and around Quebec while sharing and teaching her love of the art form to children and adults.
Jason Baines
Long-time professional heavyweight competitor Jason Baines has been one of the top professionals in Canada for the past five years. A winner of multiple Highland games throughout Canada, Jason is also one of the top Scottish hammer throwers in the world and currently holds the Ontario championship records in lightweight for distance and heavy hammer. In addition to heavy events, Jason has been a medalist in track and field, including multiple indoor #1 rankings, Canadian Masters Champion, and two silver medals in the hammer throw at the 2015 World Masters Championships.
Long-time professional heavyweight competitor Jason Baines has been one of the top professionals in Canada for the past five years. A winner of multiple Highland games throughout Canada, Jason is also one of the top Scottish hammer throwers in the world and currently holds the Ontario championship records in lightweight for distance and heavy hammer. In addition to heavy events, Jason has been a medalist in track and field, including multiple indoor #1 rankings, Canadian Masters Champion, and two silver medals in the hammer throw at the 2015 World Masters Championships.
The Building Hope movement at the Douglas Hospital Foundation puts a face on stories of mental illness and raises awareness for mental health. The movement supports the development of the Douglas Hospital in three essential areas: patient care, research in neuroscience and mental health, and education and training. The Douglas Hospital initiatives include:
The Montreal Highland Games are proud to support the Douglas Hospital Foundation. You can help by making a donation. A tax receipt will be issued for all donations of $20 or more.
- a fully bilingual youth mental health program
- a world-class eating disorders program
- the only centre in Canada for the prevention of Alzheimer’s disease
- state-of-the-art research facilities and equipment
- global expertise on the prevention of depression and suicide
- a program to prevent and treat psychoses (PEPP)
The Montreal Highland Games are proud to support the Douglas Hospital Foundation. You can help by making a donation. A tax receipt will be issued for all donations of $20 or more.
