Honouring Fallen Soldiers and the Spirit of a Nation – The Highway of Heroes
The Highway of Heroes stands as a moving tribute to the brave Canadian men and women who have sacrificed their lives in military service. Stretching along a portion of Ontario’s Highway 401, this route has become a symbol of national respect, unity, and remembrance. The story of the Highway of Heroes is both poignant and inspiring, reflecting the gratitude and collective mourning of a nation.
Honouring the Sacrifice and Preserving the Legacy of Canada’s Fallen: The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier stands as one of Canada’s most poignant national monuments, symbolizing the collective sacrifice of all Canadian soldiers who have died in service to their country and whose final resting places remain unknown. Located in the heart of Ottawa, this tomb is a solemn tribute to those who gave their…
2025 National Memorial Silver Cross Mother – Nancy Payne
For close to nineteen years, Nancy has presented a special athletic award in Randy’s memory to a deserving student at the high school he attended in Gananoque. The “Captain’s Award” is given to a student who shows leadership and athletic skill, and has good marks. Randy loved hockey and was a good player, becoming a local star and captain of the Gananoque Islanders. She also speaks about him on that occasion. “I just want people to know about him, and I don’t want people to forget him,” she says.
Marking 10 Years of Support for the Alumni Community
Although this initiative has been in place for ten years, many alumni may be learning about it for the first time. It stands as a unique example of how thoughtful financial structures can help sustain the values of leadership, service, and camaraderie that define the military college experience.
Eva Martinez, RMC Class of 1993, Awarded ELLE-vation Award
Eva has devoted her career to creating opportunities for women in aerospace and beyond. As a leader with Women in Aerospace Canada she connected women from top floor to shop floor and expanded the network across the Atlantic provinces, strengthening women’s visibility in the sector.
Discover the Impact and Legacy of Canada’s Military Colleges
Dive in to discover how the RMC Alumni Association is building connections, supporting excellence, and preparing tomorrow’s leaders—while honouring a proud legacy.
Winter Gift Shop Must-Haves: Cozy Products for the Season
Visit our Gift Shop to find these winter favourites and more. Make your season a little warmer and a lot brighter!
Royal Roads Celebratory Brunch
On Sunday 26 October 2025, the Vancouver Island Ex Cadet Club conducted a special celebratory brunch, where some 110 ex cadets, former military and civilian staff from Royal Roads Military College, gathered on the Quarterdeck in Grant Building of Royal Roads University to celebrate not only the 55 year military history of Royal Roads, 1940-1995, but also to acknowledge the importance of the motto: Truth Duty Valour /Vérité Devoir Vaillance, and the significant contributions made to Canada by all ex cadets.
First Dictionary of Canadian English: Written at RMC by Dr. W.S. Avis
This landmark Canadian dictionary demonstrated “that a substantial vocabulary relating to both today and yesterday has been developed by Canadians.” The Canadian Dictionary series that evolved from this critical work contained “clues to the true nature of our Canadian identity.” These Canadian dictionaries were a very bold idea for a country that had only recently begun to consider itself a nation in its own right.
