Author: Capt C. Bowman

All;

June’s Routine Orders will be released shortly, until then, here are the details for tonights parade night:

Dress: Civilian
Timing: 1815—2100hrs
Bring: Parade boots and boot polish kit, health card
PHMs: Complete the screening and wear a mask: https://covid-19.ontario.ca/school-screening/
Notes: We will be doing uniform prep, so bring your parade boots with you (the boots you wear in C3B Summer Dress)

Capt C. Bowman
Commanding Officer

Cadets attending the movie night;

Here are the important details we announced last night:

Timing: 1800hrs (6:00pm) – approx 2115hrs (9:15pm)
Location: Pen Centre Cinema main entrance
Bring: Health card, money for food (we will be providing the $10 deposit back to you in cash as well)
Dress: C3B summer dress

What’s your callsign: https://www.whatsmycallsign.com/
Watch the first movie: https://www.primevideo.com/detail/0P0U69VCY3DGZRINVE1HB37LJ7/ref=atv_sr_def_c_unkc_1_1_1?sr=1-1&pageTypeIdSource=ASIN&pageTypeId=B01MQR09E3&qid=1653573518

All;

1. We are in blue uniforms tonight: C3B summer training dress
2. All cadets are expected to bring a light jacket. We will be outside. Remember it is always colder at the cadet hall.
3. Complete the screening and wear a mask: https://covid-19.ontario.ca/school-screening/

Capt C. Bowman
Commanding Officer

All Level 1 and 2 cadets;

If you applied or have yet to apply, we require new information from you BEFORE next week. The vaccination status requirements have changed, and we now need proof of second dose for applications.

If you have applied to CAP:

Please resubmit your application with the updated form BEFORE next week:
https://forms.office.com/r/EbcvWh1MrP

If you want to apply to CAP:

Please visit the following link to apply to CAP for this year BEFORE next week:
https://forms.office.com/r/EbcvWh1MrP

More about CAP

Beginning summer 2022, CAPs will be delivered as follows :

• CAP Yr 1:  5-day experience that allows cadets opportunities to build confidence and meet other cadets through participation in fun, safe, challenging, and well-organized activities in their local areas. Cadet participants are generally aged 12-13 and are about to enter their second year of training at a corps/squadron. 
• CAP Yr 2:  12-day experience that allows cadets opportunities to build leadership and interpersonal skills through participation in fun, safe, challenging, and well-organized activities in their local areas. Cadet participants are generally aged 13-14 and are about to enter their third year of training at a corps/squadron.  

Thank you,

Capt C. Bowman
Commanding Officer

All cadet families;

The Cadets, Commanding Officer, Staff and Parents Sponsoring Committee request the honour of your presence for this years Annual Ceremonial Review.

The Annual Ceremonial Review is the most important event of the cadet training year. This mandatory parade allows the cadets to display what they have learned over the past year, and to celebrate their accomplishments with awards, guest speakers, and special presentations.

We invite all cadet families to attend. Please see the attached invitation, and make sure to RSVP via the link provided in the invite.

Capt C. Bowman
Commanding Officer