Investing in the Next Generation of Leaders
The Class of 1962 has contributed $45,000 from its class fund. In addition, 5507 Jack Peltier, a member of the Class of 1962 and a long-time supporter of the Sport Parachuting Club, has made a personal gift of $10,000. Together, these donations represent a significant investment in the personal and leadership development of current and future Officer Cadets.
Expression of Gratitude from Commandant RMC Saint-Jean
Thanks to your contributions, we can enhance the student experience in many meaningful ways. Your support helps advance athletic and recreational activities that foster the well-being, personal development, and cohesion of our student population.
Le Tour des Collèges is gaining momentum – the cyclists are at almost 50% of their $150,000 fundraising goal!
In September 2026, alumni from Canada’s military colleges will take to the road for Le Tour des Collèges, a 500-kilometre commemorative ride from RMC Saint-Jean to RMC via Ottawa, celebrating two historic milestones: the 150th anniversary of the Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) and the 75th anniversary of Royal Military College Saint-Jean (RMCSJ). Every donation helps honour this legacy while strengthening what these Colleges make possible for future generations.
RMC Saint-Jean Students Take Part in International Week in Latvia
Du 5 au 11 avril 2026, des aspirant·e·s de marine et élèves-officier·ère·s du CMR Saint-Jean ont pris part à la Semaine internationale en Lettonie.
Investing in Future Leaders: RMC Cadets Attend the West Point Negotiation Project Workshop
Thanks to the generosity of alumni, donors, and friends of the Royal Military Colleges, Royal Military College of Canada cadets were once again able to take part in the prestigious West Point Negotiation Project Workshop at the United States Military Academy, an experience that will help shape how they lead, communicate, and make decisions throughout…
A Gift That Brings History to Life
The endowment further supports participation in international forums and exchanges, where cadets engage with peers from military academies around the world to explore issues of peace, security, and resilience. It also enables experiential opportunities in Canada, such as exposure to aviation and defence environments, strengthening their understanding of modern military operations.
These experiences are not ancillary—they are formative. They provide cadets with profound, perspective-shaping opportunities that extend far beyond traditional academic learning. By placing them directly in the context of history, conflict, and ethical decision-making, these activities challenge cadets to think critically, lead with integrity, and fully understand the responsibilities of military service.
Precision. Discipline. Performance.
The RMC Combat Weapons Team is a competitive shooting team that represents the college at national and international shooting competitions. It builds confident, capable leaders through marksmanship training, competition, and teamwork. More than shooting, it’s about composure under pressure and the pursuit of excellence.
6th International Forum for Peace, Security, and Prosperity (IFPSP) in Palermo, Italy, from March 22–25
RMC was exceptionally well represented by OCdts J.D. Comegys and James Lawson, Cpl Patrick Marsalek, and NCdt Nahian Khan, who participated in academic panels, workshops, the March for Peace, and collaborative discussions with peers from around the world. The delegation was also pleased to reconnect with Dr. Hal Klepak, Professor Emeritus of History and Strategy at RMC, who addressed the forum and mentored participants. Col Dr. Coombs served as Academic Organizing Chair, helping shape the forum’s themes, speakers, and workshops, while also presenting on Canadian perspectives on military resilience and leadership through the historical example of the Medok Pocket. In a particularly meaningful moment, he shared Canadian Second World War medals belonging to a soldier who served in the Italian Campaign, offering cadets a tangible connection to history. Dr. Rossy returned for a second consecutive year as emcee of the forum, served on the Academic Planning Committee, and led a student plenary where cadets from participating nations reflected on the future of military resilience and international cooperation.
Quand l’expertise pédagogique rencontre le terrain : une immersion réussie à Québec
En février 2026, des membres du Centre des langues, accompagnés de volontaires de l’Escadre d’entraînement, ont encadré un groupe de 18 Élof et Aspm du Collège militaire royal du Canada dans le cadre d’une semaine d’immersion à Québec. Cette initiative, conçue comme un environnement d’apprentissage expérientiel et hautement contextualisé, visait à placer les apprenants dans des situations de communication authentiques afin de favoriser le développement de leurs compétences langagières.
RMC Announces Three New Members Inducted into Athletics Wall of Distinction
The Athletic Department at the Royal Military College of Canada is honoured to announce the induction class of 2026 into the Athletics Wall of Distinction. Chantel Helwer, Mike Ashcroft and Bob Mason will be inducted into the AWOD on 25 March in conjunction with the RMC Varsity Awards ceremony.
A Message from the Chairperson – Honouring Our Legacy, Shaping Canada’s Future Leaders through the TDV Fund
Our tradition is strong, but its strength depends on the community that supports it. As long-time alumni and friends of the Colleges, you understand the value of the CMC experience and the importance of passing it on. Now is the time to stand together to invest in one another, in our shared heritage, and in the future leaders who will carry this legacy forward.
Inspiring Generations: The Class of 1980’s Ongoing Commitment to Giving Back
The Class of 1980 continues to set the benchmark for committed community‑minded alumni leadership. Their generosity inspires fellow alumni and directly benefits the next generation of Naval and Officer Cadets who will carry these traditions forward.
