Cadets March into Town for Tradition: “It makes me so proud to be a Canadian.”
Freedom of the City,Copper Sunday & Battle of Atlantic Article & photos by 25783 OCdt (III) Jordon M. Hennessey This Sunday, 6 May, RMCC’s Cadet Wing participated in the annual Freedom of the City; Copper Sunday and Battle of Atlantic traditions. With the band leading the procession across the Lasalle causeway, the cadets halted in…
“Looks like a Military College Again…”
Environmental Preparatory Training Helps Cadets Transition from the Academic to the Military Article and Photos by 25366 NCdt Mike Shewfelt With exams behind them, the Cadet Wing, now in the midst of Environmental Preparatory Training (EPT), is transitioning from an academic mindset to a military one. While each of the RMCC’s four pillars is important,…
Un voyage pour les LOG-GEM-SIGS
Un voyage pour les LOG-GEM-SIGS Écrit par 25532 Marie-Claude Otis Du 2 mai au 4 mai 2012, une quarantaine d’Élèves-officiers du Collège militaire royal du Canada ont eu l’opportunité d’aller voir différentes unités, plus exactement le 5e Bataillon de Service du Canada (5 Bn S du C) en action à Gagetown pendant l’EX LION INTRÉPIDE.…
Class of ’13 Prep City Parks for the Summer
Class of 2013 Prep City Parks for the Summer By 25779 OCdt (III) Scott Nantes On Saturday, May 5, the RMC third year class was out in full force for their class project. As RMC has done for the past several years, the Third Year Class Project consists of heading out to the various parks…
“Medieval Fun and Activity Day” – Hosted by Class of ’15
Medieval Fun and Activity Day Written by 26276 OCdt (I) Logan Moore On Saturday May 5th, the class of 2015 hosted a “Medieval Fun and Activity Day” at the Kingston Military Community Sports Center. This event was meant to involve the first year Officer Cadets with the Kingston community and was aimed at children ages…
Fall Barslate Officially Takes the Reins
Outgoing Barslate Hands Over Authority Article and Photos by 25366 NCdt Mike Shewfelt While for many at RMC the year will not end until the Colours are symbolically handed off at the end of the Sunset Ceremony, the Class of 2013 is now officially in the driver’s seat of the Cadet Wing. In the past…
Cadets attend Sikh Gala with CDS
RMC Cadets Attend Prestigious Gala Event Article by 26288 OCdt (I) Sarabjot Anand and 26285 OCdt (I) Saajandeep Sarai The annual Sikh Centennial Gala was held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in downtown Toronto on the night of the 21st of April. OCdt (I) Anand and I from the Royal Military College of Canada (RMCC) were…
Ex-Cadets & More in the News
At the United Nations, updating a modernist icon “Some days,” he says, leading me into the concrete shell of a dimly lit space that once held the Security Council, relocated to a temporary space in the General Assembly, “this is a normal job with massive technical challenges, but there are other times when the Security…
Class Notes
3918 Al Roberts, ’57 (photo left) spent 11 weeks of rehearsals and then six performances in seven days of the musical Guys and Dolls this past Dec. The former Old Brigade Adjudant had the non-singing support role of Big Jule (pronounced ‘Julie’), the gun toting, gambling ‘heavy’ from Chicago. He had to shave off his…
Kingston Branch Hosts Six Distinguished Visitors
Branch Shares Hospitality with Fort Saint-Jean Chapter Article and Photos by 25366 NCdt Mike Shewfelt This past Wednesday at their monthly luncheon, the Kingston Branch of the RMC Club welcomed members of the Fort Saint-Jean Chapter of the Club. Claude Tassé, President of the Fort Saint-Jean Chapter and other members of his Executive Committee enjoyed the…
What are these 24 up to these days…?
1. A big mouth, a developing passion for writing, and an eye for problem solving that has gotten him everywhere in life. 2. Highly accomplished public sector leader and tenacious problem solver, with over 20 years in senior leadership roles. 3. Group Leader – Business Group and Customer Service Administrators at CAE 4. HR Manager…
COLLOQUE UNIVERSITÉ-DÉFENSE À L’UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL À QUÉBEC
COLLOQUE UNIVERSITÉ-DÉFENSE À L’UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL À QUÉBEC 6080 MARCEL BELLEAU Le 28 mars dernier se tenait à l’Université Laval à Québec un colloque qui réunissait un bon nombre de militaires, quelques étudiants en relations internationales, des scientifiques du Conseil de Recherche pour la Défense et d’autres personnes intéressées par les problèmes de défense vues dans…