Advancing Defence Capability Through Logistics Excellence: Elizabeth Eldridge, RMC 2010
Throughout her naval career, LCdr Eldridge has led diverse, multidisciplinary teams across domestic and international operations. As a logistics officer, she has supported the Canadian Armed Forces in tactical, operational, and strategic sustainment roles—ensuring that people, equipment, and resources are aligned to deliver mission success. Her contributions have been recognized through multiple awards and scholarships, reflecting both professional excellence and academic impact.
Strengthening Public Trust Through Leadership: Matthew Hartney (RMC 2008) Named Partner at BDO Canada
In his new role, Matthew will support BDO’s national Government and Public Sector (GPS) platform and lead a Western Canada team focused on British Columbia’s public sector and First Nations governments. Through this work, he will help strengthen financial management practices and support public‑serving organizations in delivering meaningful outcomes for the communities they serve.
Against the Tide: Major Stephanie Bigelow RMC 2008 Makes History in the English Channel
Her preparation was as remarkable as the swim itself. Planning a Channel crossing often takes years and requires securing a support vessel, assembling a trained crew, and meticulous physical preparation. While posted in Kingston, Maj Bigelow completed much of her training in Lake Ontario and was supported throughout by fellow members of the Canadian Armed Forces who served as part of her boat crew during the crossing.
Alumni Spotlight: Rob Francis (RMC 2000)—Service, Leadership, Impact
Over 20 years in the CAF, Rob served in several Canadian warships and held leadership roles at sea and ashore, developing teams that could execute under pressure while maintaining accountability and cohesion. He later led the Office of Personnel Selection at Canadian Forces Base Halifax, where he helped guide talent decisions and reinforced the importance of selecting, developing, and supporting people as a core leadership responsibility.
Shaping Canada’s Food Policy: CMC Alumnus Sylvain Charlebois (Class of 1992)
Known to many Canadians as “The Food Professor,” Sylvain is a trusted and influential voice in the media, regularly weighing in on issues such as grocery pricing, food affordability, sustainability, and public policy. He is the lead author of Canada’s Food Price Report, an annual, multi-institutional study that has become a key reference for policymakers, industry leaders, and the public alike.
Alumni Spotlight: Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Al Meinzinger, RMC Graduate, Air Force Leader, and Industry Champion
In this role, Meinzinger also provides leadership for Boeing Canada’s community sponsorships and contributions programs, with ongoing priorities that include defence procurement, supplier development, sustainable aviation, and innovation partnerships with Canadian industry and academia. His transition from military leadership to industry leadership reflects a consistent theme throughout his career: stewardship, responsibility, and service to the nation.
Reunion and Homecoming Weekend Information 2026
The information provided on this page is subject to change. For up to date information please follow the links for each reunion / homecoming website listed below. Fin de semaine des Retrouvailles – 21 -22 août 2026 Voici les dates officielles de la Fin de semaine des retrouvailles 2026. Le 21 et 22 août prochains…
Quand l’expertise pédagogique rencontre le terrain : une immersion réussie à Québec
En février 2026, des membres du Centre des langues, accompagnés de volontaires de l’Escadre d’entraînement, ont encadré un groupe de 18 Élof et Aspm du Collège militaire royal du Canada dans le cadre d’une semaine d’immersion à Québec. Cette initiative, conçue comme un environnement d’apprentissage expérientiel et hautement contextualisé, visait à placer les apprenants dans des situations de communication authentiques afin de favoriser le développement de leurs compétences langagières.
Upcoming Events
Kingston Branch Events The next Kingston Branch Luncheon will be on Wednesday, 13 May 2026 at the Army-Navy-Air Force Club, 317 Gore Road. Plan to arrive around noon so that you’ll have time for catching up with old friends while enjoying a libation. A light lunch will follow at 1230 hrs. Dress for this event is “Relaxed”.…
