Catching Up With the News
The Vancouver Island Ex-Cadet Club held its annual Christmas Reception and Luncheon Click on photos for better viewing. Photos by: Don Lovell and Dave Wightman Article by: 3334 Dave Wightman The Vancouver Island Ex-Cadet Club held its annual Christmas Reception and Luncheon for serving cadets and aspiring cadets and their families on December 28th. As…
Where are they now?
16975 Colonel Omer Lavoie MSC, CD (RRMC 1989) is currently Commander 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group (CMBG) at Steele Barracks in Edmonton, Alberta. 1 CMBG generates operationally ready forces while supporting directed domestic contingency operations in order to meet Canada’s defence objectives. Col Lavoie`s formal education includes an Honours degree in Military Leadership and Applied…
Victoria Edwards: Conversation with 14429 Col John Fletcher
E3161 Victoria Edwards (RMC 2003) interviewed 14429 Col John Fletcher, CD (RMC 1984), who is currently serving as the Director of Chaplaincy Strategic Support and as the Principal Chaplain (Protestant). In November 2010 Padre Fletcher was installed as Archdeacon of the Anglican Military Ordinariate of Canada. e-veritas: Would you describe your journey from Cadet 14429…
Former RRMC RMC professor recalls 36-year teaching career
Former professor recalls 36-year teaching career A/SLt 24498 Noelani Shore (RMC 2009) As a cadet in the United Kingdom, Dr. Peter Dunnett could hardly imagine he would spend nearly his entire 36-year teaching career at two of Canada’s military colleges. Born at the end of the Second World War, Dr. Dunnett was raised and educated…
We get emails
Good Afternoon Bill … I received a special Christmas gift from our 2 nd. year cadet son John Kay (25912), a copy of your book, RMC Hockey History Digest. Although this is not the way to read a book, I have already spot read many articles throughout the book regarding the long history of the…
What’s Happening At RMC
The Principal and the Dean of Engineering are pleased to announce that 14037 Dr Scott Knight (RRMC RMC 1983) (photo left) has been appointed as Head of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department from January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2013. [email protected] They would also like to thank 11746 Dr Derrick Bouchard (RMC 1978) for…
10 Cadets Attend WiDS Luncheon
10 Cadets Attend WiDS Luncheon at Chateau Laurier in Ottawa – From Left to Right (Back): 25712 OCdt Amirault, 25888 OCdt Martin, 25008 OCdt Brunelle, 24975 OCdt Long, 25461 OCdt Schuler. From Left to Right (Front): 24981 OCdt Moffat, 24754 NCdt Maul-Wilson, 24749 NCdt LaRocque, 25505 OCdt Martel, 25532 OCdt Otis. Cadets Meet Up With…
VARSITY – Check out a game in your area
Men’s Basketball OUA- Men’s Basketball CIS – Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball OUA – Women’s Basketball CIS – Women’s Basketball Men’s and Women’s Running OUA – Cross Country CIS Men’s Running / CIS Women’s Running Men’s and Women’s Fencing OUA – Fencing Hockey OUA- Men’s Hockey CIS – Men’s Hockey Rugby OUA – Men’s Rugby Men’s…
WHO AM I?
What does Stats. Canada, UBC, UWO, Princeton University & The Bank of Montreal all have in common? WHO AM I ? Born in Red Deer, Alberta Took Civil Engineering at RMC UBC completed Civil Engineering Degree Served in both Canada and Germany with the RCE Following retirement from the military spent 4 years at UWO…
Deaths | Décès
It is with deep sorrow that I announce that Ms. Lesley Muirhead, Cadet Mess Manager, has lost her battle with cancer. Lesley passed away on Saturday evening (18/12/2010). She was well known to anyone who has organized a function in the Cadet Mess & Recreation Centre and was obviously well known and a friend to…
In This Issue 50
In This Issue 50: To find an article: copy title into the search bar on the top of the website and press the ‘enter’ key. To search for an individual: type their name into the search bar and press the ‘enter’ key. 237… and counting – the terrific support from volunteers make it happen! Catching…
237… and counting – the terrific support from volunteers make it happen!
When we began publication of e-Veritas six years ago we had no idea how long it would last. This edition #50 for 2010 will be our last for this year – in total we have published 237 times – 32 in 2005; 28 in 2006; 30 in 2007; 45 in 2008; 52 in 2009. C’est…