6.2K views · 307 reactions | Across the country, many of our Cadet Training Centres and Cadet Activity Program sites are wrapping up for the summer. Just a few locations have one more week of training and adventure. Stay tuned over the next couple of weeks for highlights. For now, check out this awesome video from the grad parade at Connaught Cadets. #BravoZulu #CTCSummer #YouthLeaders #BestLife  Capt Cree, UPAR / RAPU | Cadets Canada | Facebook

The Cadet #Marksmanship Program is a challenging and competitive sports program accessible to all cadets. It develops skills through superior training and Olympic-style competition. This is why every year, thousands of cadets participate in this fun and rewarding program. Many of our untis have long reaped the benefits of competitive marksmanship programs. Whether your are aiming for success or achievement or just participating in a challenging sport - there are many ways to successfully hit you

2.3K views · 118 reactions | Not all heroes wear capes, this one wore a naval nursing uniform. ‍⚕️ ⚓ Her story is one we will continue to tell for years as HMCS Margaret Brooke continues to make Canadian naval history.  As Canadians, her story is our story to share and remember. #SheTheNavy #WomensHistoryMonth #ReadyToLead #HMCSMargaretBrooke HMCS Margaret Brooke / NCSM Margaret Brooke | Royal Canadian Navy | Facebook

On 24 May, Major-General Michel-Henri St-Louis, Acting Commander Canadian Army and Defence Team Champion for Indigenous Peoples, joined 15 teammates in the Royal Canadian Navy’s war canoe. This is fitting as the theme for this year’s Indigenous Awareness Week is “We are all in the same canoe, under the same sun”. | Canadian Army

Canada’s Merchant Navy endured the onslaught of enemy attacks during the six-year struggle for supremacy of North Atlantic shipping routes from the beginning to the end of the Second World War (1939-45) while transporting the materiel, provisions and personnel needed to win the war. With the dangers of the open sea, Allied Merchant Navies and their crew faced the daunting task of navigating enemy-infested waters to make perilous yet imperative trans-Atlantic crossings that were essential to the