What’s Happening At RMC – (W) Rugby Honouring Karen Ritchie Legacy
40th Annual RMC Fencing Team Invitational RMC Athletics and The Royal Military College of Canada is proud to host the 40th Annual RMC Fencing Team Invitational Saturday October 31, 2009 and Sunday November 1, 2009 at the Kingston Military Community Sports Centre. This tournament shall be run in accordance with FIE and CFF rules and…
Major Dressing Room Improvements Coming for Varsity Teams
Construction of RMC Paladins team rooms The Royal Military College of Canada has planned, developed and managed a project to construct varsity team rooms. Major Julia Atherley, College engineering officer, advised that the work includes the supply of labour, material, and equipment necessary to construct the RMC Varsity Team Rooms at Kingston Military Community Sport…
Cadet Squadron Leader With a Vision
CSL With a Vision By 25275 OCdt Julia Anderson 24501 OCdt Tyson Babcock is the Cadet Squadron Leader of 13 (Jolliet) Squadron at RMC, which includes “Good” flight, the first year flight who placed 5th on this years obstacle course. His squadron is currently sitting in second place for the Commandant’s Cup. Prior to being…
Legacy Dinner 2009 – A Winner In All Respects!
XII Annual Legacy Dinner – A smashing success By: WJO, photos by 25275 Julia Anderson Over 300 people attended the Legacy Dinner last Thursday night. This included Ex cadets, family & friends, and 100 cadets, all of whom were sponsored mostly by Ex cadets, family and corporate sponsors. The cadets represented RMCC, RMCSJ, West Point,…
Obstacle Course 2009
For Video Media Coverage of the Obstacle Course 2009 Click Here! Above: OCdt Daniel Wilkinson – 5 SQN accepts award on behalf of Papa flight from the Chief of Defense Staff General Walter Natynczyk Congratulations go out to Papa Flight (5 SQN) for winning this year’s Reunion Weekend Obstacle Course. They had all 16 cadets…
Arch Parade 2009
Sunday – Arch Parade By: WJO Photos by 25275 Julia Anderson Weather wise this may have been the wettest Sunday morning Reunion weekend parade in over 20 years. Constant wet weather often brings out a snarky side of people – even more likely, if, you combine it with the two words – on parade. Most…
Birchall Pavilion – A Reality!
“This is a very proud and happy day for the RMC Foundation, for the College and, I am sure, for Mrs. Birchall and the members of the Birchall family. Today we are marking the completion of a five year journey. The construction of the Birchall Pavilion and the funding support provided represents a significant milestone…
Wall of Honour – Most Significant Addition to RMC in 85 Years.
Pictured are a large number from the RMC Class of 1963 who ensured The Wall of Honour became a reality at RMC, Centerede in the photo is RMC commandant, Commodore Bill Truelove. (Click three time on photo for much better viewing) “The Arch commemorates those who gave their lives FOR their country. The Wall, on…
THE BIRCHALL PAVILION PROJECT – Another Perspective
Last week we presented a perspective on the Birchall pavilion from the Director of Athletics, Darren Cates. He was kind enough to share his feelings and memories from “his perspective” – which is understandably geared towards that of a sports administrator working hard to improve the sports facilities under his charge. In this edition, we…
Wall of Honour – A Special New Addition to the College
Wall of Honour – A Special New Addition to the College by 5877 Ted Davie (RRMC RMC 1963) The Class of ’63 started discussing our gift to the College on our entry to the Old Brigade in 2005. We considered all the standard gifts other classes seem to give like an academic Chair, etc, but…
College Top Brass Meet Community and Academic Leaders
by M0917 Dean Fleet Principal of Queens University meets RMC Commandant, Commodore Truelove and RMC principal Joel Sokolsky in the Commandant’s office on 21 September 2009. Dr. Daniel Woolf, of British origins, earned his undergrad in History at Queen’s in 1980. From then he went on to his doctorate at Oxford University before returning to…
“I’m on Send, You’re on Receive” & Running in Memory of Mic
Starting with this edition of e-Veritas we hope to have a regular article from a cadet within the Wing. The topics will vary. Basic ground rules apply in that the article will not criticize official Canadian Forces or RMC policy. The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the…