West Point Cadets & Staff @ RMCC
The West Point annual exchange took place this weekend ( 23-25 Jan). This year saw approximately 100 RMCC Cadets and Staff travelling to West Point with approximately 75 West Point’s Cadets and Staff reciprocating. More
PMT / Faculty Appreciation Night / PAG – GAP
PMT: I Years II Years III Years IV Years Faculty Appreciation Night PAG:Workshop on Body Image / GAP Atelier sur l’image corporelle More
The Week That Was & More…
Caption: While leaving work last week, Terry Hutchinson – RMCC Senior Graphic Designer snapped this interesting campus skyline after a winter storm. What’s happening around RMCC… Over the past three weeks, we had at least three deaths of individuals who all made significant contributions to RMCC over many years. The College was engaged in offering support…
Cadets Meet Up With the College Mom
IV Years Hobnobbing with College Royalty By: WJO Over the Fall Term, IV Year cadets from 1- 5 squadrons have been hosted to a home-cooked lunch by the commandant, BGen & Mrs Joy Meinzinger assisted by the College principal, Dr. Harry Kowal and Mrs Cheryl Kowal. The plan for the second term is to have…
The Week That Was & More…
Caption: A quarter-guard was on hand to welcome LGen Yang, Commandant of the Korean Military College when he recently paid a visit to RMCC. Last Thursday (11 Dec) a senior delegation from the Republic of Korea, headed by LGen Yang, Commandant of the Korean Military College paid a visit to the college. The Commandant, BGen…
Tohe and Jake make big impact during stressful period
The Peer Assistance Group’s “Dogs for Morale” program attracted a lot of students on December 3rd. Stressed with the starting exams and excited to go home and see their own dogs, about 50 students enjoyed the company of the two dogs, Tohe and Jake, brought by St. John Ambulance workers Madeleine Wotherspoon and Katharina Wattie.…
Exam Time at RMCC Truly Unique
Exam Time at RMCC Truly Unique By: 27421 OCdt (I) Melissa Sanfaçon – 6 Squadron With the end of the semester, and the holiday season approaching rapidly, that can only mean one thing; exams. Though I’m sure everyone is grateful for the break that follows, there is not much that can take away from the…
RMCC Cadets Celebrate Traditional Divisional Dinners
RMCC Cadets Celebrate Traditional Divisional Dinners By WJO Royal Military College of Canada celebrated the customary end of first-term Divisional Dinners over four days last week. The RMCC dinners are a “spin-off” from a long-standing custom peculiar to the Canadian Armed Forces. For as long as most of us can remember, it has been…
The Week That Was & More…
Training Wing remains prepared for the call of duty By:G5675 Officer Cadet M.P. Findlay – Assistant Staff Officer The Training Wing is always busy ensuring that the objective of the college is met: the Cadets at RMCC are ready for their future in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). Despite this time-consuming responsibility, each member of…
Lest We Forget
RMCC Ceremony – Well Done. Well Attended By: WJO This past Tuesday, 11 Nov, the Royal Military College of Canada recognized and celebrated a very impressive Remembrance Day Ceremony at the Memorial Arch. Three wreaths were laid (Photo left)14835 Major General Tremblay, accompanied by Chief Warrant Officer Thibault, on behalf of the Canadian Defence Academy;…
The Week That Was…& More…
RMCC & The K-Rock Centre By: WJO Commandant, BGen Al Meinzinger had lots of help with the ceremonial opening faceoff during the Kingston Frontenac’s Military Appreciation Night. Over 4000 fans witnessed as the former hockey Redmen aided by his daughter, Shayna proudly wearing her red & white RMCC scarf and aide-de-camp – OCdt Alexandre Kingsbury…
The Week That Was & More…
Last week was a busy one on and around RMCC for both staff and cadets. We have most of the coverage in this Issue but not all. The Class of 1965 Teaching Excellence Award presentation took place on Tuesday evening – we expect an article and photos for next week. The commandant, BGen Meinzinger was…