Colleagues, As we conclude the 2021-2022 Training Year and reflect on the successes, there is much to celebrate. The Cadets, Volunteers, and Instructors have continued to persevere in a changing and challenging environment. Our programs continue to be strong, due to the leadership at the community level, which is complemented by ▸
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Awesome Cadet: Amelia Monteith "If I had not been in the program, I wouldn’t have the experiences I have today." We have all been told what success looks like. So, what does it look like to you? For us at the Navy League of Canada, we have so many definitions of success. ▸
Cindy Cui "My time as a cadet has changed my life"Confidence sets us up for lifelong success. It is one of the key factors to helping children navigate through adulthood. Hence, for any child, it is very important to ensure that they are groomed to have a positive self-image, competent ▸
2022 Build-a-Boat Challenge - written by POC1 R. YangCadet corps from Southwestern Ontario recently took part in a friendly Build-a-Boat challenge hosted by Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps (RCSCC) Dundas.With this year starting off with a virtual training program, RCSCC Dundas wanted to host an engaging and fun activity to promote ▸