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Brigadier-General Frederic Pruneau (Class of 1999), Commander Task Force Jerusalem, promotes Lieutenant-Colonel Chirag Hingwala (Class of 2001) to the rank of Colonel as part of the Operation PROTEUS Honours and Awards ceremony that took place on Canada Day. Le brigadier-général Frédéric Pruneau, commandant de la Force opérationnelle Jérusalem, a promu le lieutenant-colonel Chirag Hingwala  au…

Alumni in the News

Alumni in the News

Volunteering by CMC Alumni

Hank and Scott were both in Halifax for the Habitat for Humanity Canada national conference from 14-17 May 2025, where they met with more than 150 volunteers and staff from 45 Habitat affiliates and the national office.

Alumni in the News

Alumni in the News

Alumni in the News

Alumni in the News

General Officer and Flag Officer Promotions and Appointments 2025

General Officer and Flag Officer Promotions and Appointments 2025

Alumni in the News

Alumni in the News

Alumni in the News

Alumni in the News

Alumni in the News

Share’s the right captain for the mission, said Jayne, who met her during training at Royal Military College Saint-Jean 23 years ago.

“She has a ton of sailing experience. She’s been, literally, around the world,” Jayne said. “One of her first deployments was circumnavigating the globe on HMCS Protecteur. So, it’s kind of fitting for her to round out her at-sea career doing this.”

Bilingualism may maintain protection against Alzheimer’s, new Concordia study finds

Bilingualism has long been known to have cognitive benefits for older adults. Research shows it helping delay the onset of Alzheimer’s disease by up to five years compared to monolingual adults. This is one of several lifestyle factors that may contribute to brain resilience as we age.

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Major General Darcy Molstad is an honourary coach with the Montreal Alouettes. As such, he has connected them with their past and brought the team closer together.

“When I talked about leadership from my perspective, everyone in a hieratical organization no matter what rank you are is a leader.”

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Brigadier-General returns to his Norfolk roots for Warrior’s Day ceremony https://www.simcoereformer.ca/news/local-news/brigadier-general-returns-to-his-norfolk-roots-for-warriors-day-ceremony Brigadier-General Ryan Deming (RMC 1997) returned home to be guest speaker at the Warrior’s Day ceremony at the Norfolk County Fair on Saturday. He is seen here with Norfolk County Fair Board president Dan Taylor 3D Printed Guns and Far-Right Extremism – New Insights…

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