The Argylls

Corporal Nathan Cirillo

On Tuesday, October 28, 2014, the Regiment paraded in solemn ceremony, with kilts and bagpipes, as it lay to rest a fallen Argyll. His comrades escorted him, his comrades carried him, and his comrades paid their respects to his life and to his service.

Honouring Cpl Cirillo

Order of Service

Robert L. Fraser
Regimental Historian

About the Argylls

The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada (Princess Louise’s) is a Canadian Army Reserve infantry battalion with a storied past, a proud present, and a bright future.

Established on 16 September 1903 as the 9lst Regiment Canadian Highlanders, the Argylls have become known for exemplary service in peacetime and in war.

The Argyll Regimental Foundation (ARF) was established in the early 1980s in response to the challenge of perpetuating the distinctive Highland dress that symbolizes the Regiment and its service. The cost of maintaining this dress is borne by the Regiment, as it has been since 1903, with modest support from the federal government.

Argyll Field of Remembrance fundraiser

Argyll Regimental Foundation

Argyll Regimental Foundation

The Argyll Regimental Foundation (ARF) was established in the early 1980s in response to the challenge of perpetuating the distinctive Highland dress that symbolizes the Regiment and its service. The cost of maintaining this dress is borne by the Regiment, as it has been since 1903, with modest support from the federal government.

Argyll Field of Remembrance fundraiser

Argyll Regimental Foundation

Pipes and Drums

The Band has been in continuous service in the Regiment since 1903, when the latter was raised in Hamilton as the 91st Canadian Highlanders.

History of the Argyll Pipes and Drums