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We are pleased to announce that the NL Cadet Committee has selected the winning design to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Navy League Cadets.
has won the challenge with his design out of 62 submissions. Martin is from NLCC Vice Admiral Kingsmill in Ottawa.
Join us in congratulating LC Schultz Reichrath
The Naval Reserve is an essential part of the Navy and Canadian Armed Forces. It not only embodies 100 years of tradition but also today's modern day sailor. Canada has 24 Naval Reserves and over 4100 citizen sailors. Our reservists are trained sailors who are ready to serve domestically and internationally while supporting local efforts in their communitites.
Photo: "Royal Naval Canadian Volunteer Reserve, Overseas Division / Réserve navale royale des volontaires du Canada – Division Outre-mer" by BiblioArchives / LibraryArchives is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Photo: "June, 1974. Old naval tug HMAS BRONZEWING [I] joins two Ton Class in reserve. Photo RAN Heritage Collection." by Kookaburra2011 is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.
We are proud to feature your article in the Cadet Corner of Esprit de Corps. Bravo Zulu!
We are so proud that our Ontario Division Top Sea Cadet CPO2 Mackenzie Nolan of RCSCC Illustrious is also being honoured as the Royal Canadian Legion Sea Cadet of the year and is attending special national Remembrance Week events in Ottawa.
The three Top Cadets and one Junior Canadian Ranger & their Families are in Ottawa as guests of the Royal Canadian Legion to represent the youth from across the country at the National Remembrance Day ceremony on Friday Nov 11th.
We are thrilled to announce that Bill 45, “An Act to Proclaim Ontario Cadets Week” was passed into law by the Ontario Lieutenant Governor on April 11, 2022.
The three Cadet programs of Ontario, Army, Navy and Air, plus the Navy League Cadet Program, will be recognized annually across the province of Ontario to “honour the outstanding young Canadians whose unique personal and collective development through cadet programs will help them be successful in Canadian society, as well as recognizing those who support the programs directly and indirectly.”
This is a wonderful opportunity to highlight our Sea and Navy League Cadets, our programs, and our officers, instructors and volunteers. Saturday, October 1st was the kickoff celebration at Queens Park, Toronto. All across the province Branches and Corps are celebrating in their communities.
Here are some highlights from various Branches in Ontario
Ottawa https://1drv.ms/u/s!Alv68gwToCVW7RMEikw8O9blaHPo?e=eRk9sa .
Belleville
https://inquinte.ca/story/open-house-to-mark-cadet-week-in-belleville
Amelia Monteith the 2021 Sea Cadet of the Year, from RCSCC Illustrious (Brampton, ON) also receives a special presentation by the Legion National Foundation (LNF). See more...
Learn more about our two youth programs for 9 - 12 year-olds in Navy League Cadets and 12 - 18 in Sea Cadets plus opportunities for volunteers to support the programs in our community Branches and Cadet Corps across the Province.
The Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Education Foundation funds a variety of scholarships valued at $5,000, $3,000, $2,000 and $1000, including the Chief Petty Officer Jack Scholarship.
The application deadline for Scholarships through the Sea Cadet Scholarship Foundation has been extended from 30 June to 1 August 2022 to maximize the period for applications through the online portal.
Who can apply?
Applicants must:
· Have participated in the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet program for a minimum of 24 months and
· Be applying for post secondary education at a university or community college course leading to a degree or diploma or a post secondary training program that will lead to certification in a recognized profession.
· Aging Out - A cadet who is in the training program is eligible to apply in June of that training year. (Example; a Cadet Who ages out in November may apply in June Of the following year.)
· Not Aging Out - A Cadet who does not age out and remains active in the program while attending the first year of post secondary education may apply for program scholarship for the second year of the program.
· Gap Year - Cadets who decide to take a break of not more than 24 months between completing high school and starting a post secondary education program may apply for a scholarship in the year that they are going to recommence their formal education.
More information is available at http://canadianseacadetscholarships.ca.
And there is a link to the application process at https://canadianseacadetscholarships.ca/how-to-apply/
Other Cadet Scholarships are available through internal selection as alternates to the Foundation Scholarships and do not require an additional application. Some of these include:
Rear-Admiral Fred Mifflin Memorial Scholarship
Each year, the Navy League of Canada issues one Maritime Affairs Scholarship valued at $3,000 to an active Sea Cadet entering an accredited post-secondary program of a maritime focus. To apply for this scholarship, EF-55.pdf (navyleagueofcanada.org)
The Young Citizens Foundation donates $5,000 annually to support a Sea Cadet pursuing higher education. The Navy League of Canada identifies and selects the recipient from the pool of Top Sea Cadet nominees entering their first year of post-secondary studies. The Cadet cannot be directly entering the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Coast Guard College, or the Royal Military College.
Legion Scholarships and awards – often part of the Awards and Recognition program and Award nominations to National
Maritime Affairs Scholarship – for those applying to a program related to Maritime industry, operations or industry. (no additional application required if a cadet has applied through the RCSC Foundation
Congratulations to our Division Commander LCdr(NL) Michael Pigeon & Division VP Navy League Cadet/Branch President Milton Branch Don D'Souza in receiving the Sovereign's Medal for volunteers from Rideau Hall. The medal recognizes the exceptional volunteer achievements of Canadians and pays tribute to the dedication and commitment of volunteers. It is the highest honour for volunteer service that an individual can receive within the Canadian Honours System. Bravo Zulu!!
The #CadetSummer2022 page on Canada.ca has been updated to reflect the most up to date summer 2022 information for Sea Cadets. Visit the link below for more details at https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/services/cadets-junior-canadian-rangers/cadets/summer-training/summer2022.html
The AWESOME CADET series, published by The Navy League of Canada, celebrates the achievements of Navy League and Royal Canadian Sea Cadets.
This month celebrates Amelia Monteith, 2021 National Sea Cadet of the Year, from RCSCC Illustrious in Brampton.
Read more at https://www.facebook.com/368450563361164/posts/1871755839697288/?d=n
Clarifications to the Revised Covid-19 Posture:
FUNDRAISING:
For those Branches who normally do joint fundraising with both Sea Cadets and Navy League cadets and staff participating, there has been a change for Sea Cadets and RCSCC officers:
VOLUNTEERS:
Having a big sale, on-site celebrity, or other event? Be sure to announce it so everybody knows and gets excited about it.
Are your customers raving about you on social media? Share their great stories to help turn potential customers into loyal ones.
The Ontario Division Board of Directors is responsible for supporting the Branches in Ontario with developing the youth in over 60 communities.
The Navy League of Canada was established in 1895 to promote an interest in Maritime Affairs generally throughout Canada. In 1918, the Boys Naval Brigade was formed and would eventually become the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets. In 1950, the Navy League Cadet Program was established.
The Navy League of Canada has a presence in over 60 communities. Our youth programs benefit young Canadian every year, and we continue to grow.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
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