Governor General to recognize remarkable military achievements during an honours ceremony
Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary Simon, Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of Canada, will recognize 63 individuals whose exceptional acts of bravery and deeds during military duties have brought honour to our country, during a ceremony at Rideau Hall on Tuesday, November 5, 2024.
Game Changer: France Hébert, Vice-President & General Manager, Defence & Security Canada, CAE
France Hébert began her career in the defence industry over 35 years ago by joining the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). She graduated from the Royal Military College (RMC) of Canada in Kingston, Ontario, with a degree in Engineering Physics. Her education at RMC emphasized academics, leadership, athletics, and bilingualism, shaping her into a well-rounded leader with strong teamwork skills.
Class of 1971 Danny McLeod Athletics Fund Sends Officer Cadet Sarin to the Canada Cup Judo Tournament
This experience provided RMC Judo with an opportunity to gain a Canadian and international Judo ranking. It gave RMC Judo recognition in the world of Judo and OCdt Sarin an international profile. To participate in this high-level tournament each athlete required an IJF approved gi. The support from the Class of 1971 also included the purchase of this specialized equipment.
Support the Colleges With a Year End Donation
This year and in the coming years, the military training, leadership development and academic success of Canada’s future leaders attending the Canadian Military Colleges will rely on alumni contributions and the Association more than ever before.
The Nominating Committee is now soliciting nominations for 2025 inductees to the RMC Wall of Honour
Do you know an RMC graduate or classmate who has made a difference in their community, their profession or the CAF? An ex-cadet who has had a career of outstanding achievements and/or contributions to Canada or the world, that would inspire present day cadets at RMC to strive to similar heights in their lives? Someone…
Alumni in the News
Major General Darcy Molstad is an honourary coach with the Montreal Alouettes. As such, he has connected them with their past and brought the team closer together.
“When I talked about leadership from my perspective, everyone in a hieratical organization no matter what rank you are is a leader.”
Deaths
M. Laurent Langevin CMR RMC 1962 À Montréal, le 15 octobre 2024, est décédé M. Laurent Langevin à l’âge de 87 ans. Il était l’ex-époux de Louise Gauthier, et auparavant l’époux de feu Thérèse Meunier, mère de ses deux enfants. Il laisse dans le deuil ses enfants François (Marianne Monsallier-Gingras) et Martine (Olufemi Gbenoba); ses…
National Veterans Week Speakers Program
Every year on November 11, Canadians pause in a silent moment of remembrance for the men and women who have served, and continue to serve our country during times of war, conflict and peace. On November 11, especially, but also throughout the year, we have the opportunity to remember the efforts of these special Canadians.…
Remembrance Day Sentry Program Selection Announced
“Each of you exemplifies our values daily through your dedication, professionalism and leadership. As we solemnly remember generations of brave Canadians who fought to preserve our peace and freedom, we also acknowledge your unwavering commitment, exceptional performance and selfless service to Canadians today. We thank you for embodying the very best of who we are and for your continued service.” General Jennie Carignan, Chief of the Defence Staff
« Chacun d’entre vous illustre quotidiennement nos valeurs par son dévouement, son professionnalisme et son leadership. Alors que nous honorons solennellement des générations de braves Canadiens et Canadiennes qui se sont battus pour préserver notre paix et notre liberté, nous reconnaissons également votre dévouement indéfectible, vos réalisations exceptionnelles et votre service généreux pour le Canada d’aujourd’hui. Nous vous remercions d’incarner le meilleur de ce que nous sommes et de continuer à nous servir ». – Générale Jennie Carignan, chef d’état-major de la défense