Ex-Cadets in the News
Checkpoint n°11 – “Canadian Cemetery” (city of Beny sur Mer). A big moment of emotion for Bruce Barteauxwho found the tomb of his uncle (actually, his wife’s uncle). The name of the uncle is Clarke L. Lawson. Around 8:00 am the second day. Ultra-marathon commemorates Normandy “The run includes Germany, which of course 70 years…
Ex-Cadets In the News
Very happy to be in Canada – Chris Hadfield super video *** Another Canadian Tops USAF Test Pilot Course – 21794 Maj Jameel Janjua “The Canadians who have won this award are all graduates of Royal Military College,” he said. “And this is just a sliver of the RMC grads who have gone on to…
Ex-Cadets and More in the News
7771 Jim Leech presented with the Niagara Institutional Dialogue’s Lifetime Achievement Award Previous honourees have included renowned pension expert 6584 Keith Ambachtsheer, Malcolm Hamilton, the former partner with Mercer Consulting whose thought leadership has helped guide many of Canada’s foremost pension plans and the Rt. Honourable Paul Martin who as Finance Minister fostered a historic…
Ex-Cadets & More in the News
Former member of the 2012 RMCC Sandhurst Team, 25817 Lieutenant Yana Volodarets (left), a student on the basic communications and electronics engineering (air) officer course, delivers a situational awareness briefing to Colonel Ning Lew (centre), a communications and electronics engineering (air) officer who is the Director Air Domain Development on the RCAF staff in Ottawa,…
Ex-Cadets in the News
23606 Major Chris Greaves (left) and Mr. Ronald Kent (right), of Stantec Architecture Ltd., accept an Award of Environmental Excellence from Mr. John Clark, of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists (NAPEG), on May 15, 2014. The award recognized an innovative solution to treating waste water in the demanding environment…
Ex-Cadets Abroad – Connecting with 3506 Ron Capern who lives in Cotacachi, Imbabura, Ecuador,
E3161 Victoria Edwards (RMC 2003) interviewed 3506 Commander (Ret’d) Ron Capern (RMC 1952-1956) who lives in Cotacachi, Imbabura, Ecuador, as part of a series of interviews with ex-cadets who live overseas. e-veritas: Your 27 years of Naval Service included stops in Ontario, BC, Nova Scotia, England and the US. Ron Capern: I graduation from RMC,…
Ex-Cadets & More in the News
Lawson vows action on sexual assaults, but military behind on reporting criminal stats “First, let me say that I do not accept from any quarter, the notion that sexual misconduct is simply part of our military culture,” Lawson said. “Sexual misconduct of any kind is wrong, is despicable, it’s corrosive and it runs utterly contrary…
Ex-Cadets & More in the News
Caption: Tom and Ricky Connerty and their daughters Keira, age 7, and Ayra, 4, stand with their meat goat herd at their farm near Centreville. The family raises specialty-breed chickens and meat goats. They sell farm-fresh eggs and are preparing to add pigs and rabbits to their diverse farm. Connerty Meadows Farm keen to grow…
Ex-Cadets Abroad – Connecting with 13928 Pierre Quenneville in Auckland, New Zealand
E3161 Victoria Edwards (RMC 2003) is doing a series of E-veritas interviews with Ex Cadets living abroad. She interviewed 13928 Pierre Quenneville, PhD, PEng, (RMC 1979-83) who has been living in Auckland, New Zealand since July 2007. Pierre holds a BE (lst Class Hons), Royal Military College of Canada 1983, ME Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal 1986…
Ex-Cadets Abroad – Connecting with 7573 Terry McCoy in Panama
E3161 Victoria Edwards (RMC 2003) is doing a series of E-veritas interviews with Ex Cadets living abroad. She interviewed 7573 Captain Ret’d Terry McCoy (CMR 63-66 & RMC 66-68), who lives in Panama. e-veritas: Your father was in the military: Is that how you became interested in travelling and living overseas? Terry McCoy: When I…
EX Cadets & More in the News
Former e-Veritas “staffer” promoted to Captain Just three years ago, OCdt Dan Fleming (centre) was working with us in e-Veritas prior to moving on to his military career as a young officer. Dan did some great work for us piecing together articles and being our backup photographer. All along, we were confident in the…
Branch News…Kingston, Toronto & Halifax
Photo by Curtis Maynard The Kingston Branch – held their annual Spring dinner at the Senior Staff Mess – 9 Apr. Pictured is Andrew Robb, Gail and Ed Murray. The black tie affair was well attended and the Guest Speaker was current college commandant, BGen Al Meinzinger. More photos from the Dinner may be viewed…