La fin de semaine des Retrouvailles – Félicitations à la classe de 1974

A fin de semaine des Retrouvailles se terminait samedi soir par le traditionnel souper des Anciens. C’est au Vieux Mess que les nouveaux membres de la Vieille Brigade, des Anciens et des Élofs se sont retrouver pour clore en beauté ce weekend qui fut un réel succès. Félicitations à la classe de 1974 et à…

Royal Roads Commemorative Benches Available

Royal Roads has a limited number of new commemorative benches available to recognize milestones, celebrate events, or honour loved ones while enhancing Royal Roads’ gardens and grounds. With your donation, a commemorative plaque will be placed on the bench of your choosing. Please visit www.royalroads.ca/giving/benches and contact giving@royalroads.ca Bancs commémoratifs de Royal Roads disponibles dès…

New Cairn constructed to mark the Intelligence Branch Home Station at CFB Kingston

Article shared from Canadian Forces Base Kingston Facebook Page: The Weeks Monument at CFB Kingston’s “Matheson Gate” on the Northwest of the Base on Hwy 15 has remained under-developed for a number of years. The Weeks Monument memorializes Major-General Reg Weeks, known as the father of the Intelligence Branch. The Matheson Gate was identified as…

Minister of National Defence Announces Colleges Review Board

Following Justice Louise Arbour’s Independent External Comprehensive Review (IECR) Report, the Minister of National Defence announced a new Military Colleges Review Board.

Minister Bill Blair announced the Board and its mandate on Dec. 6, 2023, the Board will follow up on Recommendation 28 and the first part of Recommendation 29 of the IECR Report.

Comprised of five external education and culture experts and two Department of National Defence members, the board has a year to analyze the benefits, advantages and disadvantages to the Canadian Armed Forces and Canada regarding continuing to educate Regular Officer Training Plan (ROTP) naval officer cadets in Canada’s two military colleges.

Leadership in Sport

We’re so proud of all our female athletes, coaches and support staff as they help contribute to the growth of women’s sport. Thank you for inspiring and paving the way for the next generation! Nous sommes si fiers de toutes nos athlètes féminines, de nos entraîneuses et de notre personnel de soutien qui contribuent à…

December 6 – National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women

December 6, 1989: 33 years ago, 14 promising young lives ended by one senseless act of hate. We must act to change culture. We must never forget. On the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, we remember the 14 young women of Polytechnique Montréal, mourning their loss and reaffirming our commitment…

Alumni from Class of 1983 inducted into RMC Saint-Jean Hall of Fame

Shared from RMC Saint-Jean Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/CMRSJ.RMCSJ ?????? ?? ?? ???????́? ?? ??? ?????-???? ???? Vendredi dernier, le Lieutenant-général (retraité) 13337 Stuart Beare (1983) et le Lieutenant-général (retraité) 13551 Guy Thibault (1983)ont reçu l’honneur d’être intronisés au Temple de la renommée du Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean dans la catégorie des anciens et anciennes. Le…

Resilence Plus Hosts their first Meet and Greet

Our first Meet & Greet was a blast! Our team was so happy to meet new and returning N/OCdts who came, chatted, snacked, and learned more about Resilience and plus! Even Charlie came to say Hi! Now we can’t wait for our next campus event – the Resilience Plus Fall Soirée! The Resilience Plus Team…

RMC and CMR Saint- Jean Military Skills teams depart for Annual Sandhurst Competition

With just days to go before the event, both teams are looking for a strong finish at the Sandhurst Military Skills Competition.  

Military Colleges Mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation / Les collèges militaires observent la Journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation

Photos by S1 Lisa Anne Sheppard, RMC Public Affairs / Affaires publiques du CMR (Thursday, September 30, 2021) Today, Canada marked the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. In order to move towards the future, we must first acknowledge the past. For over 150 years, First Nation, Inuit, and Métis children were removed from…

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