WHO IS HE?
Who is he? Researched by E3161 Victoria Edwards (RMC 2003) * A chance encounter in the hallway nearly 60 years ago would lay the entire foundation for the future – his family, friendships and career. * Mechanical Engineering was his academic program of choice, so Otto, Euler and Carnot joined the lexicon and slide rule…
We get emails
Good Day from the Infantry School in Gagetown, I just read the feature you did on the RMC PT Test and the cadets training to achieve a perfect score of 500 points. In the article it claims that no cadet in the last decade has gotten a perfect score of 500 points within the new…
You May Know These 24…But Do You Really Know Them?
Match up the photo with the clue: a medical volunteer and member of the Canadian Ski Patrol System at the 2010 Olympic Games. loves pizza and video games, the envy of his RMC friends due to his home and family located nearby in Kingston. Wawa, Ontario native; spent time as a Squad Comm and is remembered…
IN THIS ISSUE 8
IN THIS ISSUE 8: To find an article: copy title into the search bar on the top of the website and press the ‘enter’ key. To search for an individual: type their name into the search bar and press the ‘enter’ key. e-Veritas Passes the Million Viewer Mark in 2 1/2 Years! Commandant’s Inspection; Commissioner…
e-Veritas Passes the Million Viewer Mark in 2 1/2 Years!
e-Veritas Passes the Million Viewer Mark! e-Veritas celebrated our 5th birthday – January 6th. Just over 2 ½ years ago we switched to the WordPress Blog program. From that time in July 2007 until now we have had over 1,000,000 “hits”. Total viewers as of Sunday, 21 Feb 2010: 1,000,702 Our busiest one day: 8,441…
Director of Cadets – Named Attending Officer
Colonel charged in murders makes court appearance “I’m the eyes and ears of the Canadian Forces,” O’Keeffe told reporters outside the courthouse. “Like any other Canadian, I am shocked at what happened. I know Russ personally. He looks tired … I’m stunned.” LCol Tony O’Keeffe – DCadet READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE VIDEO Role of…
Commandant’s Inspection
Commandant’s early morning inspection, likely a nervous moment for cadets. By: WJO The modern living conditions of cadets may be more comfortable – and, indeed, more private – than those known from earlier years, still the basic purpose for existence of the military has not altered; and neither has the need for the tool of…
Commissioner Ann Meekitjuk Hanson – Visits RMCC
Commissioner of Nunavut Pays a Short Visit to RMCC By: Major Robert Parent On 17 Feb 10, the Honourable Ann Meekitjuk Hanson, Commissioner of Nunavut and Vice Regal representative paid a visit to RMCC. While her desire was to visit and speak directly to our Inuit student, OCdt Sudlovenick she was very interested in the…
The Best Kept Secret at RMCC! and… “Leo the Royal Cadet”
Quote of the Week… “Principal, RSM and I had the opportunity to visit the French Studies Dept and Bookstores this week. Again, these visits allowed me to meet more of the RMC academic wing team and to hear their concerns. Both visits were very successful and once again illustrated the tremendous level of commitment and…
Physical Performance Tests, 500 Club Members – On The Way?
Stephane Robert, Curriculum Development Coordinator – RMCC Athletic Department A Fresh Approach By: WJO Stephane Robert arrived at Kingston last February after accepting a position as the Curriculum Coordinator of RMCC athletics department. He graduated from the University of Ottawa with a Bachelor’s of Science, Honours in Human Kinetics during which he worked as a…
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
13130 Claude Lareau was appointed to his current position as Director General – Project Delivery Office in the Information Technology Services Branch (ITSB) of Public Works Government Services Canada (PWGSC) in Ottawa on 29 June 2009. From March 2007 to June 2009, he was Senior Director – Business Planning, Program Management and Reporting (BPPMR). 13130…
Une capitaine du CMR Saint-Jean dans un refuge pour animaux en Bolivie
Photo Crédit : Elin Hansson Bas de vignette : La Capitaine Andréane Vidal, Commandant d’escadron au Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean a fait du bénévolat dans un refuge pour animaux sauvages en détresse en Bolivie durant un congé sans solde. On la voit ici en présence de Katie, une petite jaguar de trois ans avec…