Tonights parade night has been moved online, FTX still on

All;

1. Due to rising COVID cases within the last week, we have been ordered to suspend in-person training for the time being until cases are back under control. Hopefully that will be sooner than later.
   
   This news is unfortunate, and yet, our recent in-person training since mid-September shows that the program is still alive and well, and that we will be in-person again soon. Do not be discouraged.
   
2. This weekends FTX is still a go! We have been granted special permission to still run an in-person activity this weekend. Details below.
   
3. There will be an optional, virtual parade night tonight focusing on Remembrance day. Details below.
   
4. We will not be participating in Tomorrow’s Remembrance Day ceremony at the Legion. Cadets that wish instead to wear their uniforms to school must have permission from the CO. Please email 87air@cadets.gc.ca to ask.

Tonights Virtual Remembrance Ceremony

All cadets are invited to join us online tonight for a virtual Remembrance Day Ceremony.

Timing: 1900–2100hrs
Link: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ace9ec66b77ad40b29123e5d7c3560f31%40thread.tacv2/1636569304824?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22f18040a3-00de-45f6-9bdb-46ac11259571%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22041f1043-6eb9-45db-9b4f-2f9c6bc806c1%22%7d
Dress: Civilian

This weekends FTX

This weekends FTX is still a go. Timing will be released in another update tonight, however, it is all day Saturday and Sunday. All cadets are expected to attend, and any cadet that cannot attend must email the CO (Capt Bowman 87air@cadets.gc.ca) with a reason.

Training will be mainly outdoors, so dressing for the weather is very important. Vaccinations will be required however, as there is an indoor component.

Remembrance Day tomorrow

Tomorrow at 11, remember to pause to take time to reflect on the contributions of the 2.3 million Canadians who have served our nation throughout its history. They have played a vital role in our freedoms, and the freedoms and safety of people all over the world.

Niagara College faculty and students from Broadcasting – Radio, Television and Film program have partnered with the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 613. They will livestream the Legion’s outdoor Remembrance Day service in Fonthill beginning at 10:45 a.m. for members of the community to view online. The ceremony will also be aired via NC’s Facebook Live.

Any other questions, please reach out.

Capt C. Bowman
Commanding Officer