Reminder Annual General Meeting RMC Alumni Association – 29 October 2025
Reminder Annual General Meeting RMC Alumni Association – 29 October 2025
Save the Date: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Celebration — RMC’s 150th Anniversary Gala Saturday, September 19, 2026 | Kingston, Ontario
The gala will bring together alumni, serving members, faculty, staff, and friends of RMC from across the decades — a gathering unlike any other in the College’s history. Expect an unforgettable evening of camaraderie, reflection, and pride, set against the backdrop of the institution that has forged leaders for a century and a half.
Balkans 35th Commemoration Launch
We need to foster your interest to participate in audio/video history interviews, archive personal diaries and photos, and create educational exhibits, documentaries, and a historical book. Plans also include mental health discussion groups, a series of National Commemorations and a possible Return to the Balkans for Veterans in 2027.
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation / Journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation takes place each year on September 30 and honors Survivors and the children who never returned home, their families, and communities. The date of September 30, which aligns with Orange Shirt Day, is an opportunity for Canadians to learn, reflect and participate in educational and commemorative activities. Formal public commemoration of the tragic, painful and ongoing impact of residential schools remains a vital component of the reconciliation process
Chilliwack Homecoming and Reunions
Article submitted by Don Chipman CMR RMC 1972 It has been almost a generation since CFB Chilliwack was closed and its main units moved to other bases – the School of Military Engineering to CFB Gagetown, the Officer Candidate School to St-Jean, and 1 CER and 3 PPCLI to Edmonton. The Engineers had been there…
Out Standing, the story of Sandra Perron, Canada’s first female infantry officer, in theatres September 26 2025
Like Perron’s acclaimed book, director Mélanie Charbonneau’s film adaptation pulls no punches when it comes to depicting a system that paid lip service to change yet remained an inequitable and frequently hostile environment for women. Yet for all of the film’s power as a broader critique, Out Standing succeeds first and foremost as a riveting portrait of a person whose outward tenacity masks deeper reservoirs of anger and vulnerability, all of which are brought to the screen with remarkable force by Nina Kiri.
Registration for Royal Roads Homecoming closes August 29!
Time is running out to RSVP for Homecoming at Royal Roads, happening September 13–14! Join us for a weekend of connection and celebration as we honour “85 Years of Royal Roads Success”. Homecoming is your chance to reconnect with classmates, reminisce about your time on campus, and create new memories. This year’s theme celebrates our…