Outstanding Achievement for RMC Kingston’s Military Skills Team
Congratulations to the Royal Military College of Canada (Kingston) Military Skills Team on an exceptional performance at the Sandhurst Competition, showcasing the very best of leadership, teamwork, and military excellence. The team’s achievements are truly remarkable: Sandhurst International Cup – First Place International Team Sandhurst Medallion – First through Fifth Place overall (RMC finishing 4th…
Precision. Discipline. Performance.
The RMC Combat Weapons Team is a competitive shooting team that represents the college at national and international shooting competitions. It builds confident, capable leaders through marksmanship training, competition, and teamwork. More than shooting, it’s about composure under pressure and the pursuit of excellence.
6th International Forum for Peace, Security, and Prosperity (IFPSP) in Palermo, Italy, from March 22–25
RMC was exceptionally well represented by OCdts J.D. Comegys and James Lawson, Cpl Patrick Marsalek, and NCdt Nahian Khan, who participated in academic panels, workshops, the March for Peace, and collaborative discussions with peers from around the world. The delegation was also pleased to reconnect with Dr. Hal Klepak, Professor Emeritus of History and Strategy at RMC, who addressed the forum and mentored participants. Col Dr. Coombs served as Academic Organizing Chair, helping shape the forum’s themes, speakers, and workshops, while also presenting on Canadian perspectives on military resilience and leadership through the historical example of the Medok Pocket. In a particularly meaningful moment, he shared Canadian Second World War medals belonging to a soldier who served in the Italian Campaign, offering cadets a tangible connection to history. Dr. Rossy returned for a second consecutive year as emcee of the forum, served on the Academic Planning Committee, and led a student plenary where cadets from participating nations reflected on the future of military resilience and international cooperation.
Cabane à sucre 2026
Le 16 avril 2026, le chapitre de Québec de l’Association des anciens des collèges militaires royaux du Canada a tenu son dîner annuel de cabane à sucre.
RMC Alumni Association Ottawa Branch 2026 Golf Tournament 3 July 2026
Ottawa Branch Golf Tournament – July 3 2026
RMC Paladins Athletics Recruiting and Sports Updates
RMC Paladins Athletics Recruiting and Sports Updates
Paladins Hand Out Their Year-End Honours to Conclude 2025-26 Season | Les Paladins décernent leurs honneurs de fin d’année pour conclure la saison 2025-2026
Honouring and recognizing the tremendous accomplishments of their student-athletes over the past year, the RMC Paladins concluded their varsity season with their 2025-26 awards ceremony Wednesday night. Hearing their name called the most, two separate Paladins were the winners of two different awards. Second-year women’s soccer goalkeeper, Brianna West, had a big night, being named the…
Sports Gala des Remparts 2025-2026
The titles of Female Athlete of the Year and Male Athlete of the Year represent the highest athletic distinction awarded to the Remparts.
Can psilocybin ease distress in the dying? Research shows promise
On a late winter day, the sun seeped into Andrew Chernysh’s RRMC RMC 1997 room inside Ottawa’s century old Saint-Vincent Hospital. It illuminated family photos and postcard-sized Group of Seven prints that blanket one wall and bounced off a bouquet of birthday balloons suspended near his wheelchair. The military veteran and cybersecurity specialist smiled. Chernysh, 52, has advanced ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis). He was diagnosed with the neurodegenerative disease five years ago. He is paralyzed from the neck down and is fully dependent on others for his needs. He relies on a ventilator to breathe.
Alumni Spotlight: Leadership, Service, and Representation Colonel Chung Wong, RMC 2004
Beyond his leadership role, Col Wong is a champion for diversity and inclusion within the Defence Team. As the military Champion for the Defence Team Canadian Asian Network (DTCAN), established in 2025, he works to amplify the voices of Asian Canadian members and foster a more inclusive culture across the CAF.
From Royal Roads to National Leadership: Major-General Krista Brodie, RRMC Class of 1993
Major-General Krista Brodie, a graduate of Royal Roads Military College and a distinguished leader in the Canadian Armed Forces, continues to exemplify service, professionalism, and leadership on the national and international stage. As Chief of Staff of Canadian Joint Operations Command, she brings decades of operational experience to one of Canada’s most senior military appointments.
Navigating Leadership: From Aerospace Command to Ocean Adventure — Max Shaw, RMC ’93
A Mechanical Engineering graduate of the Royal Military College of Canada (RMC ’93), Max’s academic journey continued through the prestigious Athlone Fellowship, leading him to complete a Master’s degree in Flight Dynamics at Cranfield University in the United Kingdom. His time abroad was marked not only by academic excellence but also by a pursuit of challenge—whether in whitewater kayaking or climbing—reflecting the resilience and determination instilled during his formative years at RMC.
