Victoria Edwards, In conversation: 13846 LCol Kevin F. Bryski – Bronze Star Medal, MSM, OMM
The next installment in our series of Ex cadets and other Canadian Military College graduates who have been recognized for going above and beyond the call of duty. E3161 Victoria Edwards recently contacted 13846 LCol Kevin F. Bryski, a recipient of the Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, and member of the Order of Military Merit. e-veritas: Where did your…
Spotlight on Professors: Mr. ‘Kommy’ Farahani
Teaching Lessons In and Out of the Classroom – Mr. Kommy Farahani Article by OCdt (III) Christopher Lane There are many people at RMC that make the college a distinctive university experience, from Squadron Commanders to the Sergeant Major. Over the next few weeks, eVeritas will be highlighting the impact of an often overlooked element…
Go RMC! Beat Army! Photos and Some Memories…
Go RMC! Beat Army! USMA hosts Canada’s Royal Military College on Feb. 4 in a renewal of what had been the longest-running international hockey series. By: WJO At the beginning of each hockey season every team aims to make the play-offs, as a minimum. RMC Paladins have come up short; there will be no post…
SPORTS…
Men’s Basketball OUA- Men’s Basketball CIS – Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball OUA – Women’s Basketball CIS – Women’s Basketball Men’s and Women’s Running OUA – Cross Country CIS Mens Running / CIS Womens Running Men’s and Women’s Fencing OUA – Fencing Hockey OUA- Hockey CIS – Hockey Rugby OUA – Rugby CIS – Women’s Rugby…
Tournoi de ballon sur glace 2012
Prêt, pas prêt, Broom-Ball! Un article de l’Élève-Officier Pascale Brouillard 26028 C’est en cette belle fin de semaine du 20 au 23 janvier 2012 qu’a eu lieu le tournoi annuel de ballon sur glace du Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean (CMR Saint-Jean). Les élèves-officiers du collège ont affronté les anciens des collèges militaires et leurs…
The Week That Was…
RMC Cadets Get Poked and Swabbed for a Good Cause RMC has a long tradition of giving back to the community, and on the afternoon of Monday 23 Jan 2012, this tradition continued. As has been done many times before at the College, a blood donor clinic was held in the New Gym at Yeo…
Cadets Document Officer-Training Journey
e-mail to BGen Eric Tremblay – RMCC commandant Subject: Mount Kilimanjaro I just wanted to send a quick note of praise. I recently had the pleasure of meeting a group of RMC cadets while I was on holiday in Tanzania. I spoke with them about the climb that they had planned, as well as the…
Do You Know These 3?
(1) Who Is She? Holds four degrees from Queen’s University: B.A.H., M.A., and Ph.D., all in International Relations, as well as an LL.M. in International Law; From August 2000 until December 2003, she was a MacArthur Research Fellow at the Centre for International Studies, University of Oxford; Has served as a consultant to the Department…
Careers | Carrières
Electrical System Advisor / Conseiller – systèmes électriques Cirque du Soleil, Montreal Electrical Engineer – REQ12-002 / Ingénieur en électricité – REQ12-002 Xstrata Nickel – Mine Raglan, Nunavik Superintendent of Central Services / Surintendant(e) – Services centraux Rio Tinto, Montreal Data Center – Mechanical Engineer / Ingénieur mécanique – Centre d’opérations de données Tata Communications…
Opinion: Exploding the myth of Peacekeeping
Article first appeared in National Post July 7, 2011 Exploding the myth of Peacekeeping 4270 Sean Henry Ask the average Canadian to identify the most successful endeavour of the Canadian military, and chances are he or she will answer: “peacekeeping”. Popular symbols and institutions reinforce this perception every day: our ten-dollar bill commemorates past military…
We Get Emails
Stratford WINTERFEST Hi, Bill, No. 5472 of the Class of ’62 here … to share some fun I’ve been having this last while: a) For the past three years, since moving from Yarmouth to Stratford, I’ve designed the Stratford WINTERFEST poster. Such involvement came about purely by accident from my winning a logo competition for…
“R.S.M. Coggins charged me today for not marching properly on Jan. 20th on Princess Street.”
First Year / Winter Term @ RMC January / February 1950 – 3069 W.A. McColl Jan. 29 – 1950: Yesterday morning the band paraded for the first time. While we were marching across the parade square Larry Richard fell right over backwards on some ice and his big brass drum came right down on top…