Lead Tradition. Build Connections. Celebrate Legacy. Become the Next RMC Old Brigade Adjutant!

The Royal Military Colleges of Canada Alumni Association is seeking a dynamic, enthusiastic volunteer to serve as the RMC Old Brigade Adjutant (OBA). This is your chance to help shape milestone events, foster lifelong friendships, and celebrate the proud legacy of the Canadian Military Colleges.

Reaching for the Stars: Extraordinary Astronauts from the Royal Military College

From pioneering journeys to groundbreaking research, RMC’s astronaut alumni continue to elevate Canada’s presence on the world stage. Their extraordinary accomplishments serve as a source of pride and inspiration, encouraging new generations to reach for the stars. As missions like Artemis II and the International Space Centre endeavor unfold, the influence of RMC and the Canadian Military Colleges remains a guiding force in humanity’s quest to explore the universe.

Four Generations of Service: The Carswell Family Legacy

From grandfather to great-grandson, the Carswell family demonstrates what it means to serve with honour, courage, and an unshakeable commitment to Canada.

Carr Harris Cup Weekend 6-7 February 2026

This year marks 140 years of hockey at RMC which started with one of the first recorded hockey games in Canada when the Royal Military College and Queen’s University faced off for the first time on 10 March, 1886 in Kingston Harbour in front of City Hall. Additionally this years game will celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Carr-Harris cup, which was inaugurated in 1986 to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the first RMC vs Queens game and the contributions of the Carr-Harris Family to both institutions.

Trailblazers Across the Decades: 45 Years of Women at Canada’s Military Colleges

To mark the 45th anniversary of women joining the Canadian Military Colleges, we convened an extraordinary panel of alumnae—each representing a different decade of progress since those first pioneering women arrived in 1980. Their careers span logistics, intelligence, combat engineering, aviation, and international operations. Their reflections offer a rare, decade-by-decade portrait of how life at the Colleges—and within the Canadian Armed Forces—has evolved.

From Pilot to AgTech Leader: Ellery Burton (RMC ’08) Drives Innovation in Canadian Farming

Ellery Burton, a graduate of the Royal Military College (RMC) Class of 2008, began his career as a varsity hockey player and mechanical engineering student, earning the prestigious A.C. Leonard award for the top fourth-year thesis. Burton’s research contributed to the life extension project for the CF-18 aircraft, focusing on cyclical fatigue and crack prevention—an…

Horizon Aircraft Welcomes Esteemed Test Pilot-Astronaut Jameel Janjua to its Board of Directors

Since graduating from the Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) in 2000, Jameel Janjua has forged an extraordinary path in aerospace and aviation, exemplifying the values of perseverance, service, and leadership instilled during his time at RMC. At RMC, Jameel Janjua earned his Bachelor of Engineering and distinguished himself as a top cadet. His academic…

Building Champions: The Impact of Donor Support on Cadet Athletes

On behalf of the Naval and Officer Cadets that participated in the Grappling Tournament, I would like to express our many thanks for your generous donation. With your financial support, the RMC Fall 2025 Grappling Tournament was a big success and enabled over 30 cadets to compete and show the hard work they have been…

Our Community Ignited – 2026 WiDS Annual Awards Breakfast

The RMC Alumni Association needs your help in nominating a Remarkable Alumnae Leader in our community.  Criteria are that the nomination must be an alumnae, currently, or recently retired, from the defence or security industry.  The deadline to nominate your candidate is Friday 30 January 2026.

Establishment of Canadian Joint Forces Command (CJFC)

Article shared from the Government of Canada – https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/corporate/organizational-structure/canadian-joint-forces-command.html What CJFC does The Canadian Joint Forces Command (CJFC) strengthens leadership, coordination, and accountability for joint Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) military capabilities. Joint capabilities are military functions and resources that are essential across all branches of the armed forces, and enable operations in all five CAF domains: land sea air…

eVeritas Book Club – Breaking the Silence

Author and broadcaster Ted Barris found this out for himself through his interactions with his father, who had served as a U.S. Army medic during the Second World War. As a teenager in Toronto during the early 1960’s, Barris once spent several weeks at home convalescing from an injury. During this time, is father entertained him with a variety of humorous anecdotes about his time in uniform. Shortly before he was due to return to school, Barris asked his father if he had been awarded anything for his wartime service. In short order, Barris Sr. produced a single medal, saying nothing about its origin or significance. He quietly suggested that, should the decoration be of any interest to his son, he might wish to put it away for safekeeping.

eVeritas Book Club – Inside SNC – Lavalin

Book Review – Inside SNC – Lavalin By Lawrence (Larry) Stevenson Published by Sutherland House Books 160 pp. $27.95 Review by 12570 Mike Kennedy All throughout his life, 11721 Larry Stevenson has never been one to shrink from a challenge. As a cadet, he excelled in the military college system, graduating from RMC as CWC…

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