Free Movie Screening Event “Fallen Heroes: Their Journey Home!”
More than 40,000 Canadian Armed Forces members served in Afghanistan over the 14-year campaign. Very few Canadians understand why we were in Afghanistan and why it was important, yet it was Canada’s longest war. Fallen Heroes is the template for a 10-part documentary series on the war in Afghanistan preserving this little-known history for future generations.
Plus de 40 000 membres des Forces armées canadiennes ont servi en Afghanistan au cours de cette campagne qui a duré 14 ans. Très peu de Canadiens comprennent pourquoi nous étions en Afghanistan et pourquoi c’était important, alors que c’était la plus longue guerre du Canada. « Héros tombés » est le concept d’une série documentaire en dix parties sur la guerre en Afghanistan, qui préserve cette histoire moins connue pour les générations futures.
RMC Trailblazers: A Conversation with Simon Mailloux about Leadership, Adversity and Resilience
When asked what advice he has for current Officer Cadets, Simon remarks with a chuckle that he well remembers being on the receiving end of such advice. He offers that Cadets should make the most of their time at RMC; that they should read more (“I see Officer Cadets rolling their eyes saying “Ah no, another one that wants me to read more’”); and most importantly that they need to find their support networks both back home and around themselves at the College. “When I got injured, the first people that sent emails and wanted to see me and wanted to support me were my friends from RMC… They were there for me right away… At Kandahar Airfield, in the Role 2 hospital we have there, I didn’t know it, because I was unconscious, but one of my good friends from RMC actually was deployed there as a logistician officer and she came to visit me… So even right out of surgery, the first person that held my hand and helped was somebody from RMC. So, you know, that’s what the College is about. Be there for each other.”
Explore the Royal Military College of Canada – New Promotional Video Release
On October 28 2024, the Canadian Armed Forces released the following promotional video. The Royal Military College of Canada is recognized nationally and internationally as a military university of academic excellence. It delivers education of the highest quality and produces military leaders and graduates who are ready to serve with distinction and have the skill…
RMC Band to Play at We will Remember Concert – Sunday 3 November 2024, Canadian War Museum
The RMC Band will be performing along side the Governor General’s Foot Guard Band and the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces for the second year in a row. The music will touch on various campaigns of WWII, we will highlight the 100th of the RCAF and we will pay homage to our Sailors,…
Update on RMC Alumni Association response to the Canadian Military Colleges Review Board
At the Annual General Meeting on 24 October 2024, members received a presentation outlining the approach, supporting analysis and propositions for renewal of the Canadian Military Colleges that the Alumni Association has provided to the CMC Review Board. As noted at the AGM, the November edition of e-Veritas will provide members with a link to…
Looking for a CMC Leather Jacket, or a CMC Ring? – We’ve Got you Covered
The RMC Alumni Association has partnered with Jostens Apparel to offer CMC Alumni customized jackets and rings! Jackets are made of wool in unisex sizes, for both Adults and Youth. All orders can be fully customized with RMC, RMC Saint-Jean, Royal Roads, or Paladins Crests. Add your grad year and program of study as well.…
2025 RMC West Point Hockey Game
The Royal Military College Hockey Alumni Association and the Royal Military Colleges Alumni Association are excited to invite you to the West Point Weekend activities at the Royal Military College of Canada, taking place from January 31 to February 2, 2025. The highlight of the weekend will be the 86th historic meeting between the RMC…
Remembrance Day Ceremonies
Remembrance Day ceremonies in 2024 will take place at a variety of locations, including: Toronto: https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/awards-tributes/tributes/toronto-remembers/remembrance-day-service/civic-remembrance-day-services/ Ottawa: https://www.legion.ca/remembrance/remembrance-day/the-national-ceremony Barrie: https://www.barrie.ca/community-recreation-environment/community-events/remembrance-day Trenton: https://downtowntrenton.ca/remembrance-day/ London: http://www.thechurchofepiphany.com/?page_id=2929 Calgary: https://www.familyfuncanada.com/calgary/remembrance-day-ceremonies/ Winnipeg: https://www.rwrmuseum.com/events Montreal: https://www.legion.ca/remembrance/remembrance-day/remembrance-day-ceremonies Nova Scotia: https://www.novascotia.com/events/festivals-and-events/remembrance-day-commemorations/-7837 Vancouver: https://www.familyfuncanada.com/vancouver/remembrance-day-in-metro-vancouver/ Hamilton: https://www.hamilton.ca/things-do/festivals-events/remembrance-day-services Kingston: https://www.cityofkingston.ca/arts-culture-and-events/city-calendar-and-events/feature-events/remembrance-day/ New Brunswick: https://www.fredericton.ca/en/about-fredericton/calendar-events/remembrance-day-ceremony Edmonton: https://www.familyfuncanada.com/edmonton/remembrance-day-ceremonies-in-edmonton/ Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu: https://www.legion.ca/remembrance/remembrance-day/remembrance-day-ceremonies Prince Edward Island: https://www.legion.ca/remembrance/remembrance-day/remembrance-day-ceremonies Saskatchewan: https://www.legion.ca/remembrance/remembrance-day/remembrance-day-ceremonies To search for…
Looking for a gift for an avid reader?
Looking for a gift for an avid reader? Look no further than the RMC Alumni Association Gift Shop! We offer a great selection of novels from Alumni authors. Shop the collection here: https://shop.rmcalumni.ca/shop/bookstore/9?page=1&limit=30&sort_by=category_order&sort_order=asc
Class of 1969 Remains in 1st Place in the Battle of the Classes
The Class with the most individual donations for Week 13 was the Class of 1980, and the fund with the most individual donations with the Men’s Hockey Program!
What Are You Reading?
The Cohort Col (Ret’d) Chuck Oliviero (Class of 76) has just released his fourth book, but unlike the previous three, this time Chuck has written a novel, his first. The Cohort is the story of Colonel Amadeus Ignazio “Skip” Schiaparelli and his life after leaving the Canadian Army. An Ex Cadet, and career Army officer,…
Class of 1966 Supports Stratford Film Festival Student Experience
Thanks to the generous support of the Class of 1966, 20 students from RMC were able to experience a live play of Shakespeare’s Cymbeline, and a performance of the Twelfth Night at the iconic Stratford Festival Theatre.
The group comprised students from a variety of programmes: English, Culture, and Communication; Business Administration; Physics and Space Science; Political Science; History; Psychology; Chemical Engineering; Civil Engineering; and Economics.