The Week That Was & More at RMCC…
 Navy Mess Dinner Article by: 26032 Naval Cadet (IV) K.S. Reed – 1 Squadron It almost did not happen. Somehow, the Kingston weather conspired against the Navy and provided it with the worst weather seen on the peninsula for many weeks. However, despite a few unfortunate cancellations, the 4th Year Naval Mess Dinner carried…
RMCC Holds Unique Workshop on the Challenges of Security in an Open Society
Caption: OCdt (I) Year Kingston on behalf of the organizers from the Department of Political Science workshop presented the two keynote presenters with souvenir posters from the event held March 10th, 2014. (All photos by Curtis Maynard – Click on each photo for better viewing) RMCC Holds Unique Workshop on the Challenges of Security in…
The Week That Was… at RMCC
Renowned Canadian Artist James Keirstead visited RMCC last Tuesday – 4 Mar. Many of Keirstead’s works appear in the halls of the Mackenzie Building and other locations within the college. These Keirstead paintings are part of a substantial donation by 7076 John van Haastrecht. – Class of 1966. Previous e-Veritas article on John van Haastrecht…
Air Force Mess Dinner
RMCC 4th Years Air Force Mess Dinner This past Wednesday, the 5th of March, the Fourth Year officer cadets of the Royal Canadian Air Force joined together with many distinguished guests for the annual Fourth Year RCAF Mess Dinner. With the Meet and Greet beginning at 18h00, and the event as a whole continuing until…
Recent Happenings at RMCC…
MBA Program Modified A Faculty Council meeting was held on 12 Feb. At that meeting, Faculty Council gave approval to modify the MBA program to become a full-time one year program, instead of the current two year format. This will align the program with CAF requirements, and current university trends. This change will be effective…
Unit Parade with an Extra Touch of Class…
Caption: The Hon John Ross Matheson was a true supporter of the Royal Military College of Canada, and so it was with great sadness that e-Veritas heard he passed away on the 27th of December 2013 at the age of 96. In recognition of his contribution to the design of the Canadian Flag as well…
PAG’s Contributions at RMCC
PAG’s Contributions at RMCC 26347 OCdt (III) Keith George – 2 Sqn The Peer Assistance Group (PAG) is composed of volunteer officer and naval cadets who are trained to offer confidential, non-judgmental peer listening support for all cadets at RMCC. PAG members are not counsellors that try to solve another person’s problems; rather they are…
The Week That Was At RMCC…
Welcome to RMCC – February 2014 (Photo by Curtis Maynard) ___________________________________ The time has arrived that most cadets dread…Commandant’s Inspection Commandant’s Inspection Weekend 25936 (IV) Élof Sarah Labrecque – Escadron 4 This week we could hear cadets grumbling and see them nodding off in their classes – the Commandant’s inspection must be near! Indeed,…
RMCC: The Week That Was & More…Staff Perspective
RMCC: The Week That Was & More… As a part of the USMA and RMCC Exchange, the RMC Club sponsored Alumni game was a great success on Saturday afternoon and included 4 x former NHLers (Rick Smith, Fred Barrett, Brad Marsh and Jean Payette) and 20 Ex cadets. The two game referees were also Ex…
RMCC: The Week That was & More – Cadet Perspective
Photo by 26346 (III) OCdt Dan Ryan Severe winter weather at RMCC has a positive side By: 26670 NCdt (III) Katherine Silins Attending RMCC in the winter teaches cadets many important skills: the ability to skate to class in oxfords, the pricing of space heaters at Canadian Tire, exactly who on campus has a car,…
West Point Weekend Activities
Click here for photos from the entire weekend ___________________ RMC Mess Opens its Doors for West Point Cadets! Article by: 26659 (II) Danielle Andela This weekend the Royal Military College of Canada Mess arranged a variety of events to make the West Point Cadets feel welcomed at RMC. Cadet Wing President of the Mess…
The Week That Was & More West Point Weekend
Is religion’s influence on self-control inescapable? Speaker: Kevin Rounding, Doctoral candidate at Queen’s University Wednesday, January 22nd 2014 Mr. Rounding presented an overview of his research area in which non-conscious reminders of God-related concepts boost people’s ability to self-regulate their behaviour, even under circumstances when we would not expect people to be able to exert…
