Thank you | merci
Victoria Edwards continues to send us great articles which we do our best to put to good use. The support and understanding of all readers is much appreciated as we wade through these technical challenges in the layout. Bill & Rolande Oliver
In This Issue 3/2008 – Dans ce numéro 3/2008
To find an article: copy title into the search bar on the top of the website and press the ‘enter’ key. To search for an individual: type their name into the search bar and press the ‘enter’ key. June Golf (’82) – “Seniors to Rooks” ‘79 – ’85”; Heather Thorne-Albright (RMC ‘86) Moving to the…
Quotation | Citation
“The key is having French-Canadian leadership,” a crucial difference with Canada’s approach during the First and Second World Wars, said A150 (check) Roch Legault, a professor of Canadian military history at the Royal Military College in Kingston. “Now that the tour is winding down, francophone Quebeckers will be able to say, ‘It’s us over there…
Trivia | Bagatelle
Current III Year hockey Paladin star forward, Paul Bradley, is closing in on the 100 point Club. At the time of this writing, Paul had amassed a total of 95 points – all in OUA league play. We do not have access to what he has accomplished in exhibition games. It is pretty certain he…
Notices | Avis
The J.D. Young Memorial lecture will be delivered to faculty and cadets in Currie Hall at the Royal Military College of Canada on Thursday 24 January, 2008 at 1700 hrs. http://www.rmc.ca/cgi-bin/cal_make.pl?p1=CON Backgrounder 2360 Major John Douglas (Doug) Young (RMC 1933) was posted to the 13th Field Regiment, RCA, a unit assigned a D-Day role on…
Reunions
RMC Class of 1982, Golf – Jun 14, 2008 – (Seniors to Recruits invited from the Classes 1979 through 1985)All welcome – with significant others As a heads-up Saturday, June 14, 2008 Saw-whet (QEW and Bronte Rd) in Oakville First tee-off – 1300 hrs Dinner – at the course – Buffet in the Club house…
Retirements
15582 Major Heather J Thorne-Albright (RMC 1986) Retirement 25 + Years of Dedicated Service (19 June, 1982 – 4 February, 2008)
Top Headlines | À la une
RMC Fighting For Their Play-off Lives. Hockey Paladins Up For the Challenge! By: WJO Several OUA East Division hockey teams are fighting for their playoff lives and others for playoff position, and the races likely will not be decided until the last game of the schedule for both RMC and Queen’s – the annual Carr…
What’s Happening At RMC | Que se passe-t-il au CMR?
RMC’s Distance Programme Turns 10 A short decade ago, the Royal Military College of Canada’s Division of Continuing Studies (DCS) was created to offer high-quality university education to members of the Canadian Forces who, through their operational commitments, were unable to attend traditional classroom-based programmes. Initially offering a Master of Arts degree in War Studies…
Catching Up With the News | Se remettre au courant
E3161 Victoria Edwards (RMC ‘03) will present “In the Shadow of Kane(h)satake (Oka) and Ipperwash: Prospects for Reform in Indigenous/State Relations” at the 17th Annual Symposium on Conflict Resolution on Friday, February 1st, 2008 at the R.A. Centre in Ottawa.The theme of the Symposium is “Identity-based Conflict, Human Security, & Peacebuilding.” The Symposium is a…
Where are they now? | Où sont-ils/elles?
4738 Mr Louis J Tremblay (CMR RMC 1960) is currently president of L.J. Tremblay & Associates Limited, a firm of mechanical and electrical consulting engineers in Cornwall, Ontario. He is also director of VIA Rail Canada Inc., director of Cordel Developments Corporation Limited and director of Capital Cornwall Developments Inc. He received his Masters in…