Royal Military College’s Debate and International Affairs Society (DIAS) participated in the annual Carleton Model NATO Simulation in Ottawa
Between February 22nd and 25th, the Royal Military College’s Debate and International Affairs Society (DIAS) participated in the annual Carleton Model NATO Simulation in Ottawa. The purpose of the conference is for students from across the country to engage in representing an assigned delegation and country by upholding NATO’s democratic values through soft skills and…
RMC Students Compete at the Howard University International Model NATO Simulation in Washington, DC
From 15 February to 18 February 2024, The Royal Military College of Canada Debate and International Affairs Association (DIAS) represented the Kingdom of Denmark in the Howard University International Model NATO Simulation in Washington, DC. Twenty-seven universities from Europe, Canada, and the United States participated in this competition. The aim of this simulation is to…
Minister Blair announces the new Principal of the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario
News release – Department of National Defence December 20, 2023 – Ottawa, Ontario – National Defence / Canadian Armed Forces Today, the Honourable Bill Blair, Minister of National Defence and Chancellor of the Royal Military College of Canada (RMC), announced the appointment of Dr. Jill Scott as the 14th Principal of RMC Kingston. Dr. Scott will officially…
Département d’histoire CMR / History department RMC Updates
Département d’histoire CMR / History department RMC Updates
Citadel Cadet studies abroad at the Royal Military College of Canada
It was the phrase, “Opportunity begets opportunity,” that drove Cadet Sam Wilson, Class of 2025, to apply for the Killam Fellowship, which would give him the opportunity to study abroad for a semester in Canada. Though he is not the first Citadel cadet to earn the Fellowship – that distinction goes to former Cadet Thomas Gomez, Class of 2021 – Wilson has the honor of being the first to study at the Royal Military College of Canada.
Thank you for supporting the Resilience Plus program
Dear Members of the Royal Military Colleges Alumni Association Inc., Thank you indefinitely for your abundant generosity in supporting the Résilience Plus program. Thanks to your support, I’ve had the opportunity to attend and present at the International Society of Military Sciences Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark (6-8 November, 2023). In addition, Dr. Chérif and myself…
5586 Ian and Rosemary Mottershead support Italian Battlefield Tour for RMC Naval and Officer Cadets
The people were welcoming, and we are grateful to all that supported our journey, especially the staff, who took the time to research and present informative briefs at each of the locations. Nothing but beautiful memories were created, which we shall especially cherish in our careers moving forward.
RMC Resilence Ambassadors Meet CAF Leaders
On 30 October, Naval and Officer Cadets met with great mentors and learned about resilience. It’s important we help develop resilience in future #CAF leaders, so they can overcome adversity and be stronger, wiser because of it. We are deeply grateful to the officer cadets, staff members, faculty members, and our 14 esteemed guests -many…
31st Annual Women’s History Month
‘The pioneering women of both the past and present, their achievements as well as their struggles, are the reasons why I am so grateful to be sharing my perspective this year.
Whether it is combating internalized misogyny or standing up for myself at a place that all young women deserve to be at, I’ve had my own struggles at RMC. We have quite the road ahead of us, but I am proud of how far we have come. Because of this, I know that attitudes towards women and the understanding of gender bias can improve.
As I’m nearing the end of my time at the college, I feel so grateful and fortunate to have met people who inspire others on the significance of being recognized, regardless of rank, position, or gender.’
RMC commemorates National Indigenous Peoples Day and marks the ILOY Completion Ceremony
“Now, each of you are at a new crossroad, faced with decisions once again. I was delighted to learn that all 9 graduates have chosen to continue on at either RMC, here in Kingston, or at CMR Saint-Jean. I wish you all the very best on your respective journeys, and for those of you here in Kingston, I look forward to get to know you better. And thank you for making the choice to continue to serve. Merci pour votre désir et volonté de continuer à servir notre pays.”
Change of Command for Director of Cadets at RMC
RMC said farewell to Col Paul Lockhart, outgoing Director of Cadets (DCdts). We wish him well on his future adventures! Welcome to Col Cathy Blue as the new DCdts. We look forward to her guidance! #TruthDutyValour CMR a fait ses adieux au Col Paul Lockhart, Directeur des cadets (DCdts) sortant. Nous lui souhaitons bonne chance…
Interview with Research Assistant Mr. Angelo Hollet
We sat down with Mr. Angelo Hollett, RMC Research Assistant to Dr. Gregg Wade to talk stars, astrophysics and all things Astronomy. Tell us about the research you are doing? I am working under the supervision of Gregg Wade on magnetic stars. Specifically, my research focuses on intermediate mass stars (more massive than stars like…