Ground school update! If you want to apply for glider or power pilot training, you must complete the online ground school course. It starts Oct 1. For more details see Canadian Cadet General Order CANCDTGEN 015/21. Contact the training officer if you wish to participate.

Sergeants and above shall attend a brief virtual meeting this Wednesday, 8 September at 1930 to go over expectations for the coming training year. Please contact your chain of command for Zoom link details and the agenda.

Hello cadets and parents,

I wish I had concrete information about what is happening in the cadet program this year – but right now things are uncertain. The current situation regarding COVID numbers will play a huge role in the decisions made by my chain of command and, as you know, that can change rapidly. We need to be flexible in cadets, as in all other aspects of our lives, for the foreseeable future.

However… Cadets will continue this year in some form or other. I can not speculate if we will be allowed to parade in person or only virtually. All I can do is to commit to making Cadets as interesting and fun as possible in whatever format we end up using.

What we do have planned:

Registration:
Returning cadets will be receiving forms via email to be completed. These will contain all your contact and a question about any changes in your health. You MUST complete them and return them as instructed. It is vital that your contact information is up to date.

First Parade:
Our initial parade will be on Wednesday, September 15th, at 18:45Hrs via Zoom. Please log on, on time, to the link sent via email. We hope to be able to give you the information we receive at the meeting.

As always, I am impressed by your dedication and ability to make the most of a difficult situation.

Angela Sargent
Captain
Commanding Officer-103 RCACS

103 squadron’s annual ceremonial review was held on 26 May but due to technical problems with our meeting platform, many audience members were not able to sign in to see it live. However, the virtual parade was recorded and is now available to view here on our website! Please accept our sincere apologies if you were not able to attend the event, and we hope you will enjoy the video.

Summer cadet activity programs (CAP) are one and two-week in-person training programs offered during weekdays in the local community over the summer break. Cadets can participate in both virtual AND community programming, although they should not plan to do CAP and CTC (Virtual) courses concurrently. Please review the program information and submit a request for your selected program on the sign-up page.