Deaths
Roger de C. Nantel CMR 1957 Roger de C. Nantel, LVO, CD passed away peacefully, on January 22, 2026, at the age of 94. Born July 19, 1931, in Outremont, Québec, to Eugène Nantel and Henriette de Chaunac de Lanzac, he pursued a life of service and public duty. A graduate of Collège militaire royal…
A Heartfelt Note of Thanks to Our Alumni
This year, more than ever, your commitment has fueled our ability to foster connections, support the next generation of leaders, and uphold the proud traditions of the Canadian Military Colleges. Your belief in our shared purpose inspires us daily and reminds us of the profound strength that exists within our alumni community. Â We have been able to reach new milestones and enhance the experiences of current and future members, because of you.
Annual and Lifetime Donor Lists Now Available on the RMC Alumni Association Website
Your support is not just a contribution; it is a legacy. Each donation directly impacts the lives of Naval and Officer Cadets, providing them with opportunities and resources that shape their character, leadership, and sense of service. Because of you, our future leaders are equipped to meet the complex challenges of tomorrow as officers in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Winner Announced in the Annual Battle of the Classes Challenge
We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to all participating classes. Your enthusiasm, teamwork, and continued support make the Battle of the Classes such a meaningful tradition. Every contribution—big and small—helps strengthen our community and drives the positive impact we’re able to create together.
Tickets and tables for the RMC 150th Anniversary Gala, Saturday 19 September 2026 — the signature event of this historic year — are now officially on sale
Hosted by Canadian Alumni, the Gala will bring together ex-cadets, staff, friends, and families for an unforgettable evening celebrating 150 years of leadership, service, and legacy. Given that only a limited number of tickets are available, we encourage everyone to act quickly. Please share this with your classmates as soon as possible and reserve now…
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…
