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7855 Paul Hession Wins Pierre de Blois Award Excerpt from the Ottawa Citizen: “The Association of Professional Executives of the Public Service of Canada honours Paul Hession with the Pierre de Blois Award. This award recognizes individuals, like this year’s winner, who make exceptional contributions to the Public Service and their community. Paul Hession’s career…

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What are these 24 up to these days…?

1.Engineer and Project Manager in Maritime Simulation and Training Systems 2. Security Architect at BC Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations 3. Senior Program Manager at Rockstar Consortium Inc. 4. Forensic engineer specializing in collision reconstruction and vehicle testing 5. Technical Lead on major project at Enbridge 6. Branch Manager at RBC Dominion…

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11306 Pierre Rivard received a Doctorate degree, Honoris Causa,UofT

On Jun 20th, 11306 Pierre Rivard received a Doctorate degree, Honoris Causa, from the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering of University of Toronto for his championship and leadership in the field of Clean Tech in Canada and internationally. The most frequent heard during that convocation was “This guy is way too young to be…

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Ex-Cadet Police Pilot Prime Example of True Leadership

Upon graduation, students are released into the much wider world and do not know what to expect. This can be an exciting – but ultimately fearful – experience. 7838 Henri Cardinal has led a rewarding career since his graduation from the Royal Military College of Canada, and he has lived an exceptionally varied life. Cardinal…

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The Way It Was…In Photos

Over the next few weeks we plan on posting a number of “oldies but goodies photos” from the past 10 decades & beyond. Most of these photos have little or no captions. We retrieved them from both the Royal Military College of Canada library archives and an old shoe box full of photos laying around…

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The Week That Was…

Click for better viewing Reps from 17 countries Attend 7th International Topical Meeting on Neutron Radiography Royal Military College of Canada was the co-sponsor of the Seventh International Topical Meeting on Neutron Radiography. Organized by Dr. L.G.I. Bennett (8384) as the Chair, Dr. Bill Lewis (13134) as the Meeting Vice-Chair, and Capt Paul Hungler (21991)…

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Focus on Military Staff: MWO Andy Skinner, Training Wing Sergeant Major

25366 NCdt Mike Shewfelt recently had the chance to sit down with MWO Andy Skinner, the outgoing Training Wing Sergeant Major.  e-Veritas: What expectations did you have upon being posted to the College…? MWO Andy Skinner: Truth be told, I didn’t know much about RMC before coming here. I had known others who had worked as the “DSM”…

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Ryan Slate: “Rowing is a sport that isn’t won by chance”

A decade ago I was fortunate enough to try rowing a single scull shortly after Recruit Term.   I dabbled in rowing before joining the military but I was always in a crew boat with other oarsmen.   The mix of power, grace, and tranquility on the water drew me back to the sport and the timing…

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As I See It: The RMC Club

A Learning Experience in Panet House Article by 25366 Mike Shewfelt As a Cadet who recently finished four years at the College, I can say that during my time in the Cadet Wing I knew very little about the RMC Club, both in terms of what it does and just how extensive it is. I…

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Kingston Insight: Fort Henry Opens its Gates for Summer Events

e-Veritas typically covers ex-cadet and college-based occurrences, but a crucial part of every military unit’s operation is its relationship within the community.The Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario is blessed to be part of a fascinating community that bolsters creativity, active-lifestyles, and all around excitement. Whether you are a current cadet away on…

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E3161 Victoria Edwards & Jonathan Moore of Parks Canada’s Underwater Archaeology Service,

The St Lawrence wreck site and surrounding area 1919 facing west along Kingston waterfront. The wreck is in the middle of the photo, to the east of the tower like limestone building with 3 small windows. This and adjacent buildings were part of the brewery and distillery owned by Robert Drummond and later George Morton.…

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Ottawa Branch Golf – 13 July – Still Time to Register…   RRMC Memories…The 2012 Guard of Honour at Royal Roads   The CMR Class of 1992 is celebrating its 20 year reunion this September. All graduates of CMR from 1992 or CMR entry dates of 1987 (1988 if BA) are invited to join old…