The Week That Was & More
A lot happened over the past seven days at RMCC. We were able to capture and record most of the events but not all. An important one which slipped under our radar was The Board of Governors Meeting. Although it was a busy week, 1 Squadron found time to pull off a skylark. Too bad…
The Week That Was…
Photo by Brad Lowe More Photos by Brad Lowe from the OHL Hockey Game Honouring Veterans and Military Members Here The Week That Was… By: WJO We did our best to cover the many events that were carried out over the past week at both colleges. At the time of this posting, we hadn’t received…
The Week That Was…Cadet Perspective
The Canada AM coverage included an impressive performance of the college Pipes and Drums. An enjoyable engagement that served to elevate the linkages of RMCC to the City of Kingston. ________________________________ Halloween Night This past Thursday night, the Cadet Mess hosted the band “Stone Cold” for a halloween bash. This is the band’s first time…
The Week That Was…Staff Perspective
The Commandant and Principal both returned from a highly worthwhile visit to the International Army Academy Forum in Hefei, China last Saturday. They barely had time to get over the jet-lag when a couple of high profile events took place on Tuesday. xxx Canada AM hit the road, broadcasting live from Kingston, Ont. on Tuesday,…
The Week That Was & More…Cadet Perspective
English Department Stratford Trip By: OCdt Couch (IV) 26202 Thanksgiving weekend is a time for celebration and relaxation, and this year’s Stratford Trip had a little bit of both. The English Department hosted their annual trip to Stratford, ON, where twenty seven staff and students enjoyed the Shakespeare capital of the country, attending the performances…
Photography Club Big Plans for the Future
Photography Club Big Plans for the Future By: 26670 NCdt II Katherine Silins With the fast pace of life at the College, the days and weeks can sometimes blend together. It seems like First Year Orientation Period (FYOP) just ended, but the semester is already halfway over. Luckily, one dedicated club at the College has…
The Week That Was at RMCC…
Photo by: Gerald Locklin Compared to most recent weeks, last week was relatively quiet on the peninsula. Officer/Naval Cadets continued to be hard at work preparing for Fall mid-terms which will start on Tuesday right after the Thanksgiving Weekend. All the varsity sports teams are either already in league play or gearing up for their…
What are I Years Doing Now That FYOP is Finished?
More photos from the needles parade And the Year Continues On! By: 26659 OCdt (II) Danielle Andela Reunion Weekend is finished; the skylarks have been taken down, the obstacles dismantled and the Officer Cadets have begun to settle into their now First Year Orientation Period free year. The mood around the College is electric as…
The Week That Was…
23 Year Old Honda Disappears Ends Up on Parade Square By: WJO RMCC commandant, BGen Al Meinzinger was surprised last Wednesday morning when he looked out into the driveway and noticed that his 23 year old Honda was missing. Just shy of two months on the job he had bigger and more pressing things to…
FYOP: Hitting the Home Stretch & Still Smiling
Hitting the Home Stretch & Still Smiling Article by: 26659 OCdt (II) Danielle Andela – FYOP e-Veritas Correspondent Photos by: 26659 OCdt (II) Danielle Andela & 26573 OCdt (II) Denice Zoretich All of First Year Orientation Period (FYOP) is getting ready for the final week culminating in all their effort over the last two months! From…
FYOP… Long Days & Nights; Plus – The Way It Was…Back in 1986
“The First Year Orientation Period (FYOP) at RMC is one of the irreplaceable opportunities offered by RMC. At no other time at the college does a cadet experience the intensity, pressure, adversity, and triumph that are present throughout the month of September. We the staff discovered soon after FYOP began that the demands and responsibility…
The Week That Was…
Commandant Gives Thumbs Up to 1 Squadron Spirit! Article & Photos by: 26659 OCdt (II) Danielle Andela 1 Squadron has started the year off with a bang or shall I say, a splash? When the officer-cadets and staff of the Royal Military College of Canada woke up Wednesday, September the 4th, the last thing they…