Class of 1962 Supports Club de vélo du CMR Saint-Jean – RMC Saint-Jean Bike Club
Au cours de l’année académique 2022-2023, le club de vélo prévoit plusieurs activités, tel que : une ou des sortie(s) à Bromont pour pratiquer la descente de vélo de montagne, une sortie au Groupe Plein Air Terrebonne (GPAT) et/ou une sortie aux pistes de crosscountry de Chambly pour aiguiser les compétences des membres sur les parcours techniques, la tenue de séances de formation pour l’entretien des vélos et des sorties sporadiques en groupe sur la Route verte le long de la rivière Richelieu.
Roads Memories – Mutiny on Mount Benson
Our group would consist entirely of first year UTPM cadets and, as luck would have it, we were the last group to trek up the mountain late in the afternoon. Now some of the guys were immediately suspicious that what we were being given wasn’t really a bomb, as it looked more like a “ten“ foot log. However, Mike Guerrard and Rick Touchett rightly pointed out that it had to be a bomb as it was clearly marked in both official languages. “The Bomb” on one side and “Le Bomb” on the other side.
Message to the Class of 2022 from the President & Chairperson of the RMC Alumni Association
It is almost 35 years to the day since I graduated from the Royal Military College. Despite the passage of time, we have a shared experience. As the graduating class of 2022, your prep year in Saint Jean or first year in Kingston started out as any other; preparing for the obstacle course, meeting new friends, learning of the deep military history and traditions of the Colleges, learning to march on parade and so on.
Royal Military College of Canada Convocation 2022
The 123rd Convocation of the Royal Military College of Canada was held on Thursday 19 May 2022 for the first time in person since May 2019.
Félicitations aux nouveaux diplômés Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean
Félicitations aux nouveaux diplômés Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean!
To all 2022 Graduates of RMC and RMCSJ
It seems like only yesterday that we, the members of the Old Brigade, welcomed you to RMC and RMCSJ as new Preparatory or First Year Cadets. We met many of you for the first time soaking wet, exhausted but exhilarated after your Obstacle Course, or shortly after that on your Badging Parade.
Classes of 1981 and 1984 unveil Female Cadet Statue at RMC
“This new statue will be a permanent reminder that women and men have played a significant role at RMC serving our proud nation together as one team. ” – 14487 LCol (ret’d) Suzanne Raby, Class of 1984
Flint and Steel: Reflections on an Artist Residency
A pebble is tossed into still waters, and circles ripple forward. Sometimes that small stone can be gesture, an offering, a passing remark that can stay with us for years. Whenever Alan Bourassa gave a public reading of his latest work of fiction, he would begin by sharing the words of another author. Alan and I were grad students in creative writing at Concordia University. I have long been inspired by his gesture of carving out space for the words of another before sharing his own. It has been almost forty years since I last saw Alan. Never underestimate the impact of a small gesture, those stones you toss. The circles can ripple for years. For a lifetime.
Survey Field School: A Student’s Perspective
We were extremely lucky to have this opportunity to take a closer look at surveying and geomatics and to get this hands-on experience using the equipment. This course has taught us valuable lessons, lessons which we will be able to apply later in our careers both during and after our time with the Canadian Armed Forces. From learning from our mistakes to helping others figure out theirs, and through learning as a class and as a team, the past two weeks have been an incredible experience that we are all grateful to have been a part of.
Alumni in the News
A conversation with 26288 Captain Sarabjot Anand (RMC 2015) on Asian Heritage Month – https://bit.ly/3PhOdep 16733 MGen (ret’d) Michel Lalumiere (CMR RMC 1989) is hired by General Atomics Aeronautical Systems to oversee Canadian Operations – https://bit.ly/39HWp7u “I can tell you that as a pilot myself, who was around when we transitioned from the Twin-Huey to…