Leadership in the North: Investing in Canada’s Future Leaders
Beyond military training, this experience fostered meaningful cultural exchange. The students engaged with the Cree Nation community, participating in local events and gaining a deeper appreciation for Indigenous traditions and perspectives. This exposure not only broadened their worldviews but also enhanced their ability to lead with empathy and understanding.
RMC Alumni Association Testimonial – Mottershead Battlefield Tour
Before this trip, I was not someone who enjoyed history for the sake of history; I took the classes and learned the content but I did not have an appreciation for what it all means. I did not understand the sacrifices of the young men who went to war for our nation like I do now. I now have an appreciation for where the roots of our national identity are planted and I can better appreciate the sheer number of men who believed in the idea of Canada identity so much that they were willing to give their lives for the values that the maple leaf represents.
RMC Announces AWOD Class of 2025 / Le CMR annonce la cohorte 2025 du MRS
With three new members being inducted this year, Bruce Barteaux, John Czich and the 1968 Men’s Soccer Team, will now forever be enshrined amongst the Paladin’s best
RMC Honours Their Varsity Club Members at Awards Ceremony / Le CMR récompense ses membres des clubs universitaires à la cérémonie de remise des prix
The RMC athletics department held their annual varsity clubs awards ceremony on Tuesday, March 25 to celebrate the accomplishments of its members.
Preserving Our Heritage, Protecting Our Future / Préserver notre patrimoine et protéger notre avenir
In these challenging times, as Canadians stand united against external threats, our shared commitment to preserving our nation’s heritage and supporting our military traditions has never been more crucial. The RMC Alumni Association is dedicated to supporting the Canadian Military Colleges and ensuring that the values and traditions that define our great nation continue to thrive.
50e Édition du Tournoi de Ballon sur glace des Ancien(ne)s au CMR St-Jean History and Future at its Best !
La mise au jeu officielle a été effectuée par nulle autre que la Lieutenante-générale Lise Bourgon, qui participait aussi comme joueuse avec sa fille (sous-lieutenante Megan Roy), au sein de l’équipe Les Sacoches, pilotée de mains de maître par la Colonelle Marie-Éve Bégin.
Students participate in Mottershead Battlefield Tour 15-23 February 2025
In keeping with the tour’s tradition, the cadets participated in the Last Post ceremony at the Menin Gate in Ypres to commemorate those who fell in Belgium. The Last Post Association, which runs the ceremony, was very happy to see the tour return and, in honour of the RMC cadets, changed the location for the ceremony’s wreath laying to the south side of the monument, in front of the panels commemorating the Canadian dead. During the ceremony, the cadets made a strong impression with their professional bearing and solid drill. They proved fine ambassadors of RMC and Canada. As they marched off parade, people in the crowd began to clap—which protocol for the ceremony disallows. But it was a natural reaction to seeing a group of professional looking men and women in uniform.
Class of 1966 Supports the RMC DIAS Team participation at the Howard International Model NATO
OCdt McKinney and OCdt Ko received the Overall Outstanding Delegate Award for their exceptional performance in the North Atlantic Council, while OCdt Bowerman earned the same distinction for his contributions in the Nuclear Planning Group. Additionally, OCdt Yin was recognized with the Distinguished Delegate Award for the Military Committee, and OCdt Bacon received the Superior Delegate Award for the PCSC. Furthermore, RMC was honoured with the Overall Distinguished Delegation Award for its outstanding participation in the conference.
Class of 1966 Supports Ontario Engineering Competition (OEC) and the Conference on Advocacy and Leadership in Engineering (CALE)
Students representing RMC competed in four categories at the OEC which included: junior design, senior design, debate, and programming.
Class of 1962 Support Allows RMC Multisport Club to Compete in Queen’s Tricolour Indoor Triathlon
The support from the RMCAA has always been a cornerstone of our success, and this event was no exception. Competing in the triathlon allowed us to challenge ourselves physically and mentally, and we are proud to have upheld the high standards of excellence that the RMCAA embodies. Your support even allowed one of our members to place third overall!
Class of 1971 Danny McLeod Athletics Fund Sends Officer Cadet Sarin to the Canada Cup Judo Tournament
This experience provided RMC Judo with an opportunity to gain a Canadian and international Judo ranking. It gave RMC Judo recognition in the world of Judo and OCdt Sarin an international profile. To participate in this high-level tournament each athlete required an IJF approved gi. The support from the Class of 1971 also included the purchase of this specialized equipment.