Leading with Purpose: Military Principles in the Private Sector

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Phill Perron (RMC 2012) is a retired Royal Canadian Air Force Logistics Officer, having served nearly a decade with distinction. A proud alumnus of 8 Squadron, Phill comes from a multi-generational Canadian Armed Forces family. His father, Russell Perron (RMC 1993) is a UTPNCM RMC graduate from Otter Squadron who served 21 years in uniform,…

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RMC Trailblazers: A Conversation with Major Jaemok Lee on His Journey (So Far) and the Importance of Service, Resilience and Trust

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The Trailblazer Podcast celebrates the accomplishments and milestones of notable alumni of Canada’s Military Colleges and provides a platform for them to share their stories and contribute to building future leaders for Canada and the world. Graduating from the Royal Military College of Canada in 2013 with a degree in Civil Engineering, Jaemok was commissioned…

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RMC Trailblazers: A Conversation with Lieutenant-General Lise Bourgon about Leadership, Inclusion, and Unexpected Paths

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The Trailblazer Podcast celebrates the accomplishments and milestones of notable alumni of Canada’s Military Colleges and provides a platform for them to share their stories and contribute to building future leaders for Canada and the world. We sat down in late June with Lieutenant-General Lise Bourgon who recently retired as Chief of Military Personnel and…

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RMC Trailblazers: A Conversation with Jamie Speiser-Blanchet about Resilience, Curiosity, and the Future of the RCAF

The Trailblazer Podcast celebrates the accomplishments and milestones of notable alumni of Canada’s Military Colleges and provides a platform for them to share their stories and contribute to building future leaders for Canada and the world. We sat down in early June with Lieutenant-General Jamie Speiser-Blanchet to discuss her journey from Officer Cadet at RMC…

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A New Chapter in Membership: Moving Beyond Paid Dues

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For over a century, the alumni of Canada’s military colleges have supported their alma maters through a proud tradition of paid memberships. From the early days of the RMC Club, founded in 1884, to the more recent evolution into the Royal Military Colleges Alumni Association (RMCAA), membership dues have played a vital role in sustaining…

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The Importance of Acquiring Field Experience

By OCdt Ladouceur, OCdt Lallier et NCdt Sauriol The third-year civil engineering students from the Royal Military College of Canada received a rather simple task over the last two weeks of April 2025 ; Gaining experience in the field and developing their leadership during Survey Camp. It was time to put to the test all…

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LE CMR SAINT-JEAN REMPORTE LA PREMIÈRE PLACE DANS LA CATÉGORIE INTERNATIONALE DE SANDHURST 2025!

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Face à 48 équipes venues de 15 pays, le CMR Saint-Jean décroche la 3e placede la compétition et la 1ere placeau sein des équipes internationales. Grâce à leur rigueur, leur esprit d’équipe et leur intensité sur le terrain, ils ont démontré que le dépassement collectif mène aux plus grandes victoires. Félicitations à tous les participants…

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The First Year Integration Conference (FYIC)

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The First Year Integration Conference (FYIC) is a leadership development conference for first-year students looking to get more involved in their engineering student societies. It is an opportunity to learn about Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) and Engineering Student Societies Council of Ontario (ESSCO), as well as develop leadership skills and meet new people. Thanks to…

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Leadership in the North: Investing in Canada’s Future Leaders

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RMC Alumni Association is thrilled to share an inspiring experience that underscores the importance of cultural awareness, leadership and resilience. Recently, 14 Officer and Naval Cadets from RMC Saint-Jean embarked on a unique journey to Chisasibi in Northwest Quebec, where they gained firsthand exposure to the Cree Nation’s way of life and the challenges of…

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