YOUR IMPACT

Donations in Action

Soldiers in red uniforms and white hats fire rifles in unison during a ceremonial event, while a cannon is fired in the background. Spectators watch from the sidelines.

Heritage

The Colleges are rich in history and heritage. Support to the heritage of the Colleges ensures that the preservation of our history, traditions, culture, buildings, artifacts, and historical exhibitions can remain on display for our future leaders to learn who paved the way before them.

Recent Impact Stories

Three people pose smiling at an indoor event, with two women pointing at a man in a tuxedo who is holding an award. Large gold balloons form letters behind them.

RMC Scores a First Place Finish at Queen’s Intercollegiate Business Competition

A large group of people in winter clothing, including camouflage uniforms, pose for a group photo on snowy ground with buildings and vehicles in the background.

RMC Saint-Jean Cultural Canadian Indigenous Exchange

Canadian soldiers in camouflage uniforms and helmets work together outdoors, one holding a small object. A Canadian flag patch is visible on a sleeve. They appear to be engaged in a field activity or training exercise.

Sandhurst Teams

A man with a camera around his neck stands among gravestones, covering his mouth with his hand, appearing emotional or thoughtful.

Mottershead Battlefield Tour (France and Belgium)

Soldiers in red uniforms and white hats fire rifles in unison during a ceremonial event, while a cannon is fired in the background. Spectators watch from the sidelines.

The Fort Frederick Guard

The Fort Frederick Guard is a reenactment team that demonstrates the infantry tactics of the Royal Military College during the late 19th century, around the time of the original Old 18.   The team is supported by the Class of 1999.

The team uses originial Martini-Henry Mk1 rifles firing blanks in addition to a Naval Field Gun(s). There are 40 rifles stored at RMC currently, in working order. The demonstration is performed on the sunset parade, before graduation parade on 16 May 2024.

Due to COVID, the team was not restarted for the 2021 year and still remains inactive. The teams aim is to bring back this tradition to the college in order to display the heritage and history of RMC and Canada as well as put on a fantastic display for the sunset parade.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Connect Through Upcoming Events

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150th Anniversary Meet & Greet BBQ

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Royal Roads Homecoming September 2026

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Reunion Weekend September 18-19 2026