All;

Tonight everyone is invited to join 2835 Army in the second edition of “Saving Bear Grylls from certain doom as we decide what he will need to do to survive in the wild!”.

Tonight is completely optional to attend. Next week we will return with another virtual training session.

What: Save Bear Grylls survival night
Host: 2835 RCACC
Who: All Niagara region cadets
When: Tonight from 1900–2030hrs
Dress: Civilian clothing
Where: Click here to join the meeting

Enjoy!

Capt C. Bowman
Commanding Officer

We will be hosting a Summer Cadet Training Info Session on Tuesday Jan 18th from 1800–1930hrs (6-7:30PM). We are asking someone from all cadet families to join in on the call. You can join using your desktop/laptop/tablet or mobile phone. Link is available at the end of this message.

We will be discussing what this summer may look like, and answering your questions. I have also attached below a letter regarding the changes that we will be discussing.

From now until the meeting, please take a look at the cadet summer training opportunities planned for this summer: https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/services/cadets-junior-canadian-rangers/cadets/summer-training/summer2022.html

What: Summer Cadet Training Info Session
When: Tuesday Jan 18th from 1800–1930hrs (6-7:30PM)
Who: 87 cadets and families
Where: Join the meeting

Have a great week,

Capt C. Bowman
Commanding Officer

All;

This week we were schedule to resume in-person training on Wednesday. With the current government restrictions and the changing state of the virus, CJCR Central (Cadet & Junior Canadian Rangers Central Region (Ontario)) has ordered an extended stand-down of all in-person activities until at least the end of January. The situation will be reevaluated during the week of Jan 24.

From now until then, I will be hosting a summer training info sessions for all cadets and families. Details are coming.

Thank you everyone for your continued patience. Stay safe,

Capt C. Bowman
Commanding Officer

All;

With the rapid progression of the new COVID-19 variant, Omicron, we have decided to cancel the Christmas/holiday party tonight and start the holiday stand-down one week early.

On behalf of all the staff and volunteers at 87 Eagle, from the CIC to the SSC, I wish all our cadet families a very happy holidays, Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year.

At this time of year, the Royal Canadian Air Force has the distinct honour of escorting the big man in red. The CF-188 Hornet, as a multi-role fighter, can travel at speeds of up to 1.8 mach (or 2222.64 km/h). Because of its power, speed and target-tracking capabilities, it has had great success in many military operations in Canada and around the world. Enjoy the following documentary on the hard work our women and men in the RCAF do for the folks in the most northern region of Canada. The only question remains, what’s faster? The Sled, or the Hornet?

Enjoy the break, take time to reflect on the year, and see everyone back in January.

Captain C. Bowman
Commanding Officer

All;

A quick reminder that the Big Red Order is ready for pickup from now until 7 PM tonight.

Orders are ready at the Auto Service Centre at the Canadian Tire in Welland.

Have a great evening,

Capt C. Bowman