Invitation to attend RMC’s annual Haycock Lecture 2025 on World War 3.0 – Wednesday 5 March 2025 – 5pm
The Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) War Studies Programme invites you to attend this year’s annual Haycock Lecture on World War 3.0. This year guest speaker Dr. Lynette Nusbacher will lend insight into the near future of multi-domains warfare in multiple theatres across the spectrum of conflicts.
The RMC Alumni Association is proud to support the Women in Defence & Security (WiDS) Annual Awards Breakfast on 6 March 2025
The Annual Awards Breakfast honours Remarkable Leaders within the Defence community. From junior levels to senior executives, all women deserve recognition for their positive contribution and impact to the Canadian defence and security industry. The Remarkable Leaders campaign celebrates the value women bring to Canada’s Defence and Security community.
RMC vs USMA Challenge Cup – Saturday 1 February 2025, 2pm Puck Drop
The Challenge Cup takes place between RMC and its prestigious US counter part, The US Military Academy (Westpoint-US Army). The Challenge Cup is recorded as the longest-running annual international hockey game in the world. It began in 1923 and has continued annually and alternates being played at USMA-Tate Arena (Westpoint, NY) and RMC-Kingston, Ontario in front of capacity crowds.
37th Annual Carr-Harris Challenge Cup – 6 February 2025 7:30 pm Puck Drop, Slush Puppie Place Kingston
Get ready for the return of hockey’s oldest rivalry! The Queen’s Gaels and RMC Paladins will face off in the 37th Carr-Harris Challenge Cup on Thursday, February 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Slush Puppie Place.
RMC Holiday Concert Saturday 30 November 1400 hrs
Celebrate the season with festive music and holiday cheer. Tune in on November 30th at 14:00 for an unforgettable concert, streamed live on Facebook for you to enjoy from anywhere!
The National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women
Thirty-five years ago – December 6, 1989 – 14 women were tragically murdered at the hands of a gunman who believed women had no place as engineering students at the Ecole Polytechnique in Montreal.
Remembrance Day Sentry Program Selection Announced
“Each of you exemplifies our values daily through your dedication, professionalism and leadership. As we solemnly remember generations of brave Canadians who fought to preserve our peace and freedom, we also acknowledge your unwavering commitment, exceptional performance and selfless service to Canadians today. We thank you for embodying the very best of who we are and for your continued service.” General Jennie Carignan, Chief of the Defence Staff
« Chacun d’entre vous illustre quotidiennement nos valeurs par son dévouement, son professionnalisme et son leadership. Alors que nous honorons solennellement des générations de braves Canadiens et Canadiennes qui se sont battus pour préserver notre paix et notre liberté, nous reconnaissons également votre dévouement indéfectible, vos réalisations exceptionnelles et votre service généreux pour le Canada d’aujourd’hui. Nous vous remercions d’incarner le meilleur de ce que nous sommes et de continuer à nous servir ». – Générale Jennie Carignan, chef d’état-major de la défense
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 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,…