Scotty will be returning to the Fairview Library Theatre to join his friends from The Civic Light Opera Company in a muscial rendition of Frank Capra's timeless film "It's A Wonderful Life.".

Featuring Forever Plaid alumnist Bryan Chamberlain as the title role of George Bailey, this film is

"...lovingly brought to life as a Broadway-style musical! On Christmas eve, troubled George Bailey, wonders what the world would have been like if he had never been born. And Clarence, the hapless would-be Guardian Angel shows him just that!"

Scotty will be playing the role of Harry Bailey the brother of George who wouldn't have survived his fall through thin ice if it hadn't been for George's heoric actions when they were children.

This show is heartwarming and full of positive and uplifting music which is sure to make it a family favourite!

Tickets can be purchased online: at here or by calling the box office: 416-755-1717.

Seating is limited and some shows are already selling fast...don't miss your opportunity to see this great holiday show with you and your loved ones!

Scotty will be performing a number of pop tunes, as well as a few War-Time classics. It is sure to be a great night out for everyone

Though there weren't as many people in the ACC as there was for the Leaf game, the energy and emotion was still present. To be able to represent the Canadian Forces on Remembrance Day - despite the absense of any real Veterans in the opening ceremonies, was certainly an honour.

A different crowd - but Canadian all the same - everyone was truly appreciative and thanked me for my contribution. I pass those sentiments directly onto the men and women who have served before us and continue to do so domestically and overseas.

Thank you all...

The energy that I felt from the crowd was undescribable. For those 2 minutes that I was singing - everyone in the arena was connected as one and truly lived and breathed the sentiments of those powerful words. It was such an honour to be the one leading everybody in the singing of the national anthems and I will treasure that moment for the rest of my life.

It truly made me proud to be a Canadian.

Thank you to everyone who made this such a memorable night and certainly showed their respect and love for the Veterans.

We will not forget...

Watch The Opening Ceremonies

Scotty is pleased to be making an appearance at the Canadian Dukes Museum - 7th annual HAIR DARE at the Comber Fairgrounds. This 2 1/2 day family event is full of different activities and displays.

Famous "TV Cars" from various 70's & 80's shows will be on display. Some of the featured vehicles in past years have included:

• General Lee - '69 Dodge Charger
• Daisy's CJ-7 Jeep
• Sherriff Roscoe P. Coltrane's Dodge Monaco police cruiser
• Knight Rider's - KITT Firebird Trans Am
• The A-Team GMC Vandura van
• Starsky & Hutch's Ford Gran Torino
• Herby The Luv Bug - Volks Wagon Bug
• Magnum P.I. 's Ferrari
• Smokey & The Bandit - Pontiac Trans Am
• 00 Mustang - '68 Mustang
• Mad Max - Interceptor

Scotty will be performing a number of original songs from "NEW ROADS" and will also take the stage with country singer Traci Kennedy.

Hair Dare was started 6 years ago as a way to raise money for cancer research. For more information on the event, check out: The Canadian Dukes Museum Website.

The Comber Fairgrounds are located between Chatham and Windsor in the beautiful town of Lakeshore.

Scotty will be doing a short set before the main show - and is pleased to have the opportunity to showcase some of his original music, as well as a few of his favourite cover tunes from his own personal idols.

Tickets can be purchased by calling the box office at: 905-668-2229. It's sure to be a great night of entertainment!

Hope to see you out there!

After a somewhat lengthy hiatus, Scotty will be returning to the stage. This time, in Class Act's production of Forever Plaid.

This charming story about 4 young men - who's singing career is tragically cut short when their car gets struck by a bus - has been played the continent over. Making it's first debut on Broadway in the early 90's, the show takes the audience on a stroll down memory lane, as the 4-men cast sing pop songs from the 1950's as part of their "final concert".

The foursome has been sent back to earth from heaven to perform their big concert - which they were never able to do in their living years. They were enroute to do the concert when their lives were instantly cut short. For more information on the show itself, please see here.

Scotty will be playing the role of Jinx a young man who by day - worked in an autoparts store but at night - became the upper tenor of the group. He was shy and lacked the self confidence he desperately needed to come out of his shell. Perhaps in death he will finally be able to overcome his inner demons and realize his full potential as a performer.

The other 3 members of the cast are:

• Peter Bocking - SPARKY
• Bryan Chamberlain - FRANCIS (FRANKY)
• Kyle Bentley - SMUDGE

The show is certain to be a great time for everyone in attendance. Being a dinner theatre - you are treated to a fantastic meal prior to the show - and audience participation is encouraged.

Read a review on the show by New Durham Region here...

Tickets can be purchased online: here or by calling the box office: 905-668-2229.

Seating is limited and some shows are already selling fast...don't miss your opportunity to see this great piece of musical comedy!

Tickets can be purchased by visiting http://www.gretzky.com/golf/tickets.php.

It is sure to be a great tournament. We encourage anyone who is into golf to check it out.

All the best!

It was great to be asked by friends and comerades at LFCA Training Centre Meaford to sing the anthem for a charity hockey game between the Army Team and members from Owen Sound's 94.5 The BULL FM. Everyone had a great time both on the ice and off.

The event took place at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre - the home of Owen Sound's OHL team The Attack and was arranged to raise money for the Sapper Mike McTeague Wounded Warriors Fund - an incredibly beneficial charity which assists those soldiers who are injured in the line of duty. For more information on the specifics of the charity click here.

Special VIPs in attendance were - "The Great one's" father - Walter Gretzky, Toronto Maple Leafs Hall of Famer - Ron Ellis and the host of TSN's "That's Hockey" - Gino Reda. All three men took part in the ceremonial puck drop before the game - it was quite an event for the community of Owen Sound!

ALthough it was a public event - most of the attendees were members of the military.

The night started off with regular hockey play - but by the end - it looked more like a Three Stooges routine! There was some real hockey and great plays - but the all in all in was a fun event to raise money for a very worthwhile cause.

I was happy to play a part in this event and I thank both LFCATC Meaford and the community of Owen Sound for allowing me to open the game.

Until next time...

It was a good turn out - considering the weather - and everyone enjoyed themselves. We had great food - full bar service and a everyone (both civilians and military) mingled and met each other. Everyone looked great! It was certainly a formal "dressy" affair for everyone!

I did perform a few songs from the album and a couple of my favourite "cover tunes". Everyone was really supportive and some even sang along.

My good friends from Starlazer Entertainment supplied the sound for the evening - and they went all out! The Officers' Mess at Denison Armoury was transformed into a full-out formal performance hall. The room sounded great and everyone was a buzz about the entire event!

When the time came to shut things down, I had to boot people out - that was a good sign!!

The only downside is a personal one. As most people know, I suffered a collapsed lung early last Tuesday. As a result, It made performing somewhat laboured - but I wasn't going to let anything stop me! Everyone fully understood and I did the best that I could - given my situation. Overall, I think everything went alright and although I was in a bit of pain - my sound didn't suffer too much.

A few albums we sold and I was able to raise a decent amount for the "Support Our Troops" Campaign. That certainly made me happy.

I couldn't have asked for a better venue and a better group of comrades, subordinates, co-workers and friends. I am truly blessed to have the support from all facets of my life.

Thank you to everyone who made this such a special night!!!

This outdoor event will kick off at 1 pm on New Year's Day and it is sure to be an amazing game.

I am certainly looking forward to performing our national anthem in front of the crowd at the stadium and across the continent on live television.

My esteemed thanks to everyone in the NHL franchise for giving me this esteemed opportunity!

Tune in tomorrow and enjoy the game!

Watch the Opening Ceremonies