Canadian Army Programs
Strengthening the Army Reserve
In 2015 the federal government directed the Department of National Defense and the Canadian Armed Forces to strengthen the Primary Reserve. Along with the latest Defence Policy requirements, the result is a plan to increase and sustain the strength of the Reserve to a sustainable strength of 30,000 by 2019.
The Canadian Army Reserve has been directed to add 1,850 of those new members. Strengthening the Army Reserve (StAR) is a detailed strategy to achieve this goal.
StAR encompasses 12 lines of effort within the areas of growth, capabilities and funding.
Ethics
The Canadian Army Ethics Programme (CAEP) believes that the soldier ethos remains a living spirit — one that finds full expression through values, beliefs, expectations, and conduct.
Canadian Army Ethics Programme
The Canadian Army Ethics Programme (CAEP) includes all professional development training which supports the Army ethos. The CAEP believes that the soldier ethos remains a living spirit — one that finds full expression through values, beliefs, expectations, and conduct. A healthy ethical environment is essential to the effectiveness of the Army’s operations.
A healthy ethical environment is fundamental to the military ethos because it:
- provides soldiers with the ability to know what is right
- allows soldiers to display moral courage
- helps Army leaders accept their responsibility to distinguish between right and wrong
The CAEP supports the existing chain of command and is a command and leadership responsibility. Commanders must try to include ethics awareness and dialogue in all their activities.
The Army's ethics community consists of Divisional Ethics Coordinator (DEC) and Unit Ethics Coordinators (UEC) who have the following responsibilities:
- Administering ethics training
- Reporting on ethics awareness and dialogue
- Ensuring that personnel possess the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to perform their duties to the highest ethical standards
Training Materials
All CAEP training materials are now available in the G1 Army Concepts section of the Army Collaboration Information Management System (ACIMS) (for personnel with access to the Department of National Defence’s internal network).
Help Line
If you have any questions about the Army Ethics Programme or should you wish to report an ethical violation or concern, please contact the Canadian Army Ethics Officer at:
Email address: Martin.Coulombe3@forces.gc.ca or
Telephone number: 613-971-7286
Environment
An Army that is strong, proud and ready requires a healthy and diverse environment to conduct training and to support the activities of force generation.
Honorary Appointments
The Honorary is seen to be the guardian of Regimental traditions and history, promoting the regiment's identity and ethos and being an advisor to the Commanding Officer on virtually all issues excluding operations.
Information on various topics concerning an appointment as an Honoury member can be found in the Aide-Memoire.
Overview
The Canadian tradition of appointing Honoraries to units originated with the British military but has only been in practice in Canada for a little over a century.
The first Honorary Colonel appointment in Canada was that of Lieutenant-Colonel the Honorable J.M. Gibson, a Provincial Secretary in the Ontario Government. He was appointed as Honorary Lieutenant Colonel to the 13th Battalion of Infantry in 1895.
There are different types of Honorary appointments in the Canadian Army: Colonel-in-Chief, Colonel of the Regiment, Honorary Colonel and Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel. In the Reserve Army, units usually have two Honorary positions: Honorary Colonel and Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel.
Early in the 20th century in Canada Sir Robert Borden described the practice of appointing Honoraries as “of greatest advantage to the Militia to be able to enlist the interest and sympathy of gentleman of position and wealth by connecting them to Regiments.”
That sentiment remains true today. The Honorary is seen to be the guardian of Regimental traditions and history, promoting the regiment's identity and ethos and being an advisor to the Commanding Officer on virtually all issues excluding operations.
Units select individuals, often former serving members, who they believe will best promote the interests of the unit and request the approval for the Honorary appointment through the chain of command.
Royal Appointments
| Rank | Name | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Captain General | Her Majesty The Queen | The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery (RCA) |
| Colonel-in-Chief | Her Majesty The Queen | The Governor General’s Horse Guards |
| The King’s Own Calgary Regiment (RCAC) | ||
| The Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers | ||
| Le Royal 22e Régiment | ||
| The Governor General’s Foot Guards | ||
| The Canadian Grenadier Guards | ||
| Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders | ||
| Le Régiment de la Chaudière | ||
| The Royal New Brunswick Regiment (Carleton and York) | ||
| The North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment | ||
| 48th Highlanders of Canada | ||
| The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada (Princess Louise’s) | ||
| The Calgary Highlanders | ||
| Captain General | His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh | Canadian Army |
| Colonel-in-Chief | His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh | The Royal Canadian Regiment |
| The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Wentworth Regiment) | ||
| The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa (Duke of Edinburgh's Own) | ||
| The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada | ||
| The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada | ||
| The Royal Canadian Army Cadets | ||
| Lieutenant-General | His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales | Canadian Army |
| Colonel-in-Chief | His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales | The Royal Canadian Dragoons |
| Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) | ||
| The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada | ||
| The Royal Regiment of Canada | ||
| The Royal Winnipeg Rifles | ||
| 2nd Battalion, The Irish Regiment of Canada | ||
| The Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's Own) | ||
| Colonel-in-Chief | Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall | The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada |
| Colonel-in-Chief | His Royal Highness The Duke of York | The Queen’s York Rangers (1st American Regiment) (RCAC) |
| The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada | ||
| The Princess Louise's Fusiliers | ||
| Colonel-in-Chief | His Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex | The Saskatchewan Dragoons |
| The Prince Edward Island Regiment (RCAC) | ||
| The Hasting and Prince Edward Regiment | ||
| Colonel-in-Chief | Her Royal Highness The Countess of Wessex | The Lincoln and Welland Regiment |
| The South Alberta Light Horse | ||
| Colonel-in-Chief | Her Royal Highness Princess Royal | 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise’s) |
| The Royal Canadian Corps of Signals | ||
| The Royal Canadian Hussars (Montreal) | ||
| The Grey and Simcoe Foresters | ||
| The Royal Regina Rifles | ||
| The Royal Newfoundland Regiment | ||
| Colonel-in-Chief | His Royal Highness The Duke of Kent | The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment) |
| Colonel-in-Chief | His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent | The Essex and Kent Scottish |
| Colonel-in-Chief | Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent | The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's) |
| Colonel-in-Chief | The Royal Westminster Regiment | |
| Colonel-in-Chief | The Rt Hon Adrienne Clarkson | Princess Patricia`s Canadian Light Infantry |
Colonel Commandant (Col Cmdt)
| Rank | Name | Unit |
|---|---|---|
|
Colonel Commandant |
Col J.W.G. Rousseau CD (Retd) |
The Royal Canadian Armoured Corps (RCAC) |
|
BGen J.J. Selbie OMM, CD (Retd) |
The Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery (RCA) | |
|
BGen S. M. Irwin, CD (Retd) |
Canadian Military Engineer Branch (CME Branch) |
|
|
TBC |
Communications and Electronics Branch (C & E Branch) |
|
|
MGen D.A Fraser, CMM, MSC, CD (Retd) |
Royal Canadian Infantry Corps (RCIC) | |
| MGen M. McQuillan, CMM, CD (Retd) | Logistics Branch | |
| Bgen W.J. Brewer, OMM, CD (Retd) | The Corps of Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) |
Colonel of the Regiment (COR)
| Rank | Name | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Colonel of the Regiment (Col of Regt) |
BGen P.J. Atkinson, MSM, CD (Retd) |
The Royal Canadian Dragoons |
|
Capt J.B.R. Brulotte, CD (Retd) |
The Governor General's Foot Guards | |
| LGen J.H.P.M. Caron, CD (Retd) | Royal 22e Régiment | |
| The Hon. E.V. Dowdeswell, OC, OOnt | The Queen's York Rangers (1st American Regiment) (RCAC) | |
|
BGen C.J. Hilton, OMM, MSM, CD (Retd) |
Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) |
|
|
Rt. Hon. D.J. Johnston, CC, CMM, COM, CD |
The Royal Canadian Regiment |
|
| BGen V.W. Kennedy, OMM, MSM, CD (Retd) | Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry | |
|
LCol J.F.M.D. Mercier, OMM, CD (Retd) |
12e Régiment blindé du Canada |
|
|
TBC |
The Governor General's Horse Guards |
|
|
TBC |
The Canadian Grenadier Guards |
Honorary Colonel (HCol)
| Rank | Name | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Honorary Colonel (HCol) |
LCol W.A. Adcock, OMM, CD (Retd) | The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment) |
|
The Honourable Judge R.L. Graydon |
The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment | |
| Mr. G.A. Allicie | 35 Service Battalion | |
| Mr. C. Awashish | 62nd Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
|
Mrs. K. Baker-MacGrotty |
The Royal Westminster Regiment | |
| Mr. W.J. Beckett | 41 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| BGen D.B. Belleau, CD (Retd) | Régiment de la Chaudière | |
| TBC | The Essex and Kent Scottish | |
| Col J.B. Boileau, CD (Retd) | The Halifax Rifles (RCAC) | |
| LCol R. Bounsall, CD (Retd) | 42nd Field Artillery Regiment (Lanark and Renfrew Scottish), RCA | |
|
Dr. D.F. Bricker |
The Queen's York Rangers (1st American Regiment) (RCAC) | |
| TBC | Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Highlanders | |
| TBC | The Princess Louise Fusiliers | |
|
TBC |
31 Combat Engineer Regiment (The Elgin's) | |
|
BGen M. Matheson, CD (Retd) |
Governor General's Foot Guards | |
| Lt W.J. Burns, CD (Retd) | 38 Signal Regiment | |
| LCol G.E. Dagenais, CD (Retd) | The Lincoln and Welland Regiment | |
|
Col R. Chouinard, CD (Retd) |
Le Régiment de Maisonneuve | |
| BGen J.R.G. Côté, OMM, CD (Retd) | 34 Service Battalion | |
| Mrs. L. Dangerfield | 26th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Mr. A. De Genova | 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| TBC | 32 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Mr. W.R. Diamond | 39 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| LCol D.A.J. Dionne, CD (Retd) | 35 Signal Regiment | |
| Mr. D.R. Downe | The West Nova Scotia Regiment | |
| LCol B.R. Downs (Retd) | 7th Toronto Regiment, RCA | |
| Dr. S.D. Ellis | The Nova Scotia Highlanders | |
| Col F.P. Crober, OMM, CD (Retd) | The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary's) | |
| Mr. K.W. Henry | 31 Service Battalion | |
| Mr. C.J. Friesen | The Lake Superior Scottish Regiment | |
| Mr. C. Gagnon | Les Voltigeurs de Québec | |
| MS Valerie Elaine Docherty | The Prince Edward Island Regiment (RCAC) | |
| TBC | 36 Signal Regiment | |
| BGen G. Stafford, CD | The Royal Regiment of Canada | |
| Mr. R. Greenberg | 30th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| M. S. Gregory | 2nd Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| The Hon J. Guichon, OBC | The Rocky Mountain Rangers | |
| Col A.R. Halfper, OMM, CD (Retd) | The Windsor Regiment (RCAC) | |
| Col. R.J. Chapman, MMM, MOM, CD (Retd) | The Ontario Regiment (RCAC) | |
| Mr. E.A. Hawthorne | The British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own) | |
| LCol C.E. Healey, CD (Retd) | 49th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Mr. J.R. Hoffmeister | The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada | |
| TBC | The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada | |
| TBC | The North Saskatchewan Regiment | |
| The Honourable G. Nicholas | 3rd Field Artillery Regiment (The Loyal Company), RCA | |
| TBC | Le Régiment du Saguenay | |
| Dr. D.M. Julien, CM, ONS | 5th Canadian Division Training Centre | |
|
LCol A.R.W. Jordan, CD (Retd) |
The Princess of Wales Own Regiment | |
| Mr. G.T. Gibson | The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada (Princess Louise’s) | |
| Col D. Lafleur, CD (Retd) | Le Régiment de Hull (RCAC) | |
| TBC | Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal | |
| LCol S.M. Regan (Retd) | 32 Signal Regiment | |
| TBC | 37 Service Battalion | |
| Maj P.E.J Létourneau, CD (Retd) | 6th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Maj J.E. Lockyer, CD (Retd) | 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise’s) | |
| Mr. N. R. Logan | The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada | |
| Mr. A.P. Makuch | The Algonquin Regiment | |
| Mr. R.J.G. Marcoux | 38 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Capt J.L. Martin, CD (Retd) | 37 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Mr. A. Mawji | 20th Field Artillery Regiment RCA | |
| Mr. K.R.E. McCormick | 2nd Battalion, Irish Regiment of Canada | |
| LCol M.D. McKay, CD (Retd) | 11th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| TBC | 33 Signal Regiment | |
| Mr. B. J-J. Melloul | The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada | |
| CWO W. Miller | 37 Signal Regiment | |
| Mr. D.H. Mitchell, CM, AOE | The King's Own Calgary Regiment (RCAC) | |
| CWO D. Moisan, CD (Retd) | Les Fusiliers du St-Laurent | |
| LCol C.A. Robinson, CD (Retd) | The Royal Montreal Regiment | |
| Mr. S. Hallé | Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke | |
| Maj W.D. Murray, CD (Retd) | 5th (British Columbia) Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Mr. B.A. Myny | 1st Hussars | |
| LCol B.D. Bolton, MMM, CD (Retd) | The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada | |
| Mr. C.I. Oliver | The North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment | |
| Mr. H. Panday | 32 Service Battalion | |
| Mr. K.F. Pilip | 41 Service Battalion | |
| The Hon Judge S.L. Point, OBC | 39 Service Battalion | |
| Mr. R. W. Pound, OC, OQ | The Canadian Grenadier Guards | |
| TBC | The Brockville Rifles | |
| TBC | 21 Electronic Warfare Regiment | |
| TBC | 35 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Mr. P. Williamson | 56th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| TBC | 36 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Ms. A.M. Sado, CM | The Governor General’s Horse Guards | |
| Maj G. Scheidl, CD (Retd) | 39 Signal Regiment | |
| Her Hon V.S. Schofield, SOM | 10th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| 2Lt M.D. Scott (Retd) | 48th Highlanders of Canada | |
| Mr. R.G.C. Sobey | 1st (Halifax-Dartmouth) Field Regiment, RCA | |
| Mr. J.M. Stanton, OC | The Loyal Edmonton Regiment (4th Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry) | |
| Mrs. J. Stoddart | 34 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Mr. F. Sylvestre | The Sherbrooke Hussars | |
| Dr. E.J.E. Szathmary, CM, OM | The Royal Winnipeg Rifles | |
| Capt K. Carroll (Retd) | The Grey and Simcoe Foresters | |
| Mrs. H. Vari | The Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother’s Own) | |
| LCol D.M. Watts, CD (Retd) | 38 Service Battalion | |
| Mrs. S. Westeinde, CM | 33 Service Battalion | |
| Mr. R.R. Williams | The Fort Garry Horse | |
| Mr. D. Cranston | The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Wentworth Regiment) | |
| TBC | 41 Signal Regiment | |
| TBC | South Alberta Light Horse | |
| Mr. R.E. Hamilton | The British Columbia Dragoons | |
| Her Hon V.S. Schofield, SOM | 10 Field Artillery Regiment | |
| CWO W.W. Miller, CD (Retd) | 37 Signal Regiment | |
| The Honourable J.M. Foote | 1st Battalion, The Royal Newfoundland Regiment | |
| TBC | The Cape Breton Highlanders | |
| Ms. M McKenzie | 36 Service Battalion | |
| M. S. Bishay | 34 Signal Regiment | |
| TBC | 33 Combat Engineer | |
| LCol D.S.C. MacKay, OMM, CD (Retd) | The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa (Duke of Edinburgh’s Own) | |
| LCol B. Ciarroni, OMM, CD (Retd) | The Royal Canadian Hussars (Montreal) |
Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel (HLCol)
| Rank | Name | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel (Col) |
LGen S.A. Beare, CMM, MSC, MSM, CD (Retired) | 2nd Field Artillery Regiment, RCA |
| Mr. D.N. Bedard | 42nd Field Artillery Regiment (Lanark and Renfrew Scottish), RCA | |
| LCol J.R.A. Belzile, CD (Retd) | The Royal New Brunswick Regiment (Carleton & York) | |
| Mr. D. Bennett | 32 Service Batallion | |
| BGen R.J. Giguere (Retd) | Le Régiment du Saguenay | |
| M. H.J. Birks | The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada | |
| Ms. S.B. Barber | The Royal Regina Rifles | |
| LCol C.W. Buchanan, CD (Retd) | The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada | |
| Mr. B.W. Burnham | 4th Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment | |
| TBC | 32 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Mme. S. Perron | Le Régiment de Hull | |
| Mr. A.A. Jones | The Grey and Simcoe Foresters | |
| The Honorable R.L Casson | 20th Independent Field Battery, RCA | |
| Mme. M. Jarry | The Royal Canadian Hussars (Montreal) | |
| Ms. N.M.M. Shaw | The Ontario Regiment (RCAC) | |
| Mr. B. Chartier | 6th Battalion, Royal 22e Régiment | |
| Col J.B. Claggett, CD (Retd) | The Governor General’s Horse Guards | |
| Capt M.W. Chau, CD (Retd) | 7th Toronto Regiment, RCA | |
| TBC | 1st (Halifax-Dartmouth) Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Mr. J.D. Connolly | The Princess Louise Fusiliers | |
| Mr. G. Côté | 4 Intelligence Company | |
| Mr. D. Cox | The Loyal Edmonton Regiment (4th Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry) | |
| LCdr G.L. Swing, CD | The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry (Wentworth Regiment) | |
| Mr. A. Lowe | The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary’s) | |
| LCol G.E. Dagenais, CD (Retd) | The Lincoln and Welland Regiment | |
| TBC | Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Highlanders | |
| Mr. Y. Dejardins-Siciliano | Le Régiment de Maisonneuve | |
| Mr. O.A. Desmarais | Les Voltigeurs de Québec | |
| M. M. Deveault | 12e Régiment blindé du Canada (Militia) | |
| Mr. Z.H. Hansen | The North Saskatchewan Regiment | |
| Mr. J. Ducker | 5th (British Columbia) Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| LCol N.G.J. Dufresne (Retd) | 116th Independent Field Battery, RCA | |
| Mr. A.I. El Tassi, CM, OM | The Royal Winnipeg Rifles | |
| TBC | The Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother’s Own) | |
| Mr. D.G. Foster | 15th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| TBC | The Brockville Rifles | |
| C/Supt C.J. Gibson | The West Nova Scotia Regiment | |
| TBC | The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada (Princess Louise’s) | |
| TBC | 3 Intelligence Company | |
| Mr. P.L. Girard | 4th Battalion, Royal 22e Régiment (Chateauguay) | |
| Ms. V. Sunohara | The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada | |
| TBC | 11th Field Regiment RCA | |
| Ms. T.L. Hartman | 1st Hussars | |
| Mr. C.A. Hayman | The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment) | |
| Ms. K.F. Longo | 31 Service Battalion | |
| BGen P.J. Holt, OMM, CD (Retd) | 33 Service Battalion | |
| Mr. A. Homayed | 2nd Battalion, Irish Regiment of Canada | |
| Mrs. J. Hutchinson | The Saskatchewan Dragoons | |
| Mr. D.P. Kent | 6 Intelligence Company | |
| Mr. S. Klimczuk-Massion | 39 Service Battalion | |
| Ms. J.W. Klugman | The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada | |
| Mr. R.M. Krueger | 39 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Dr. P.W. Lackenbauer | 1st Canadian Ranger Patrol Group | |
| Mr. B. Labonte | 20th Field Artillery Regiment RCA | |
| TBC | 35 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Dr. R.I. D’Entremont | 84th Independent Field Battery, RCA | |
| Mr. A. Lemieux | 35 Service Battalion | |
| Mrs. M. Leroux | Le Régiment de la Chaudière | |
| TBC | 41 Signal Regiment | |
| TBC | 32 Signal Regiment | |
| TBC | The North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment | |
| Col W.A. MacDonald, CD (Retd) | 36 Service Battalion | |
| Mr. J.B. Macintyre | 48th Highlanders of Canada | |
| LCol D.S.C. MacKay, OMM, CD (Retd) | The Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa (Duke of Edinburgh’s Own) | |
| TBC | 33 Signal Regiment | |
| Mr. D.G.A. McLean | The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada | |
| Hon. B.C. Midwinter, CD | 26th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Dr. S. Von Hlatky | The Princess of Wales’ Own Regiment | |
| Mr. T.D.F. Newell | The Rocky Mountain Rangers | |
| Lt J.B. Newman, CD (Retd) | 3rd Canadian Ranger Patrol Group | |
| Col C. Oliviero, CD (Ret’d) | The Queen's York Rangers (1st American Regiment) (RCAC) | |
| Mr. M.S. O’Neill | 49th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Mr. J.P. Ouelette | The Essex and Kent Scottish | |
| Mr. B. Parker | The Calgary Highlanders | |
| TBC | 38 Service Battalion | |
| BGen E.P. Ring, CD (Retd) | 5th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group | |
| Ms. C.M.G. Robertson, ONB | 37 Signal Regiment | |
| M. D. Bensadoun | The Royal Montreal Regiment | |
| Mr. D.W. Rothschild | The Sherbrooke Hussars | |
| Mr. A.R. Sampson | 36 Signal Regiment | |
| Reverand M.L. Sargent, CD (Capt Retd) | 31 Combat Engineer Regiment (The Elgin’s) | |
| Maj. L.A. Quinn (Retd) | The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment | |
| Ms. K.E. Sendall | 41 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Mr. J.E. Shockey | 4th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group | |
| Mrs. L.A. Southern-Heathcott | The King’s Own Calgary Regiment (RCAC) | |
| Col T.A.H. Sparling, CD (Retd) | 30th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Mr. D.C.F. Stewart | 2 Intelligence Company | |
| Dr. P. Lhotsky | 34 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| LCol D.M. Stones, CD (Retd) | The Fort Garry Horse | |
| The Hon C.R. Strahl | The Royal Westminster Regiment | |
| Col J. Paul de B. Taillon (Retd), OMM, CD | The Canadian Grenadier Guards | |
| Mr. N.J. Twyman | 41 Service Battalion | |
| Mr. L. Vachon, CM | Les Fusiliers Mont-Royal | |
| TBC |
2 Canadian Ranger Patrol Group |
|
| Ms. A.C. Maclean | 1st Battalion, the Nova Scotia Highlanders (North) | |
| TBC |
38 Combat Engineer Regiment |
|
| Mr. W.P. General | 56th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Ms. C. MacLellan | The Halifax Rifles (RCAC) | |
| Mr. J.R. Zonda | Les Fusiliers du St-Laurent | |
| Mr R.B. Young | South Alberta Light Horse | |
| Mr. D.G. Moriyama | 39 Signal Regiment | |
| MR. F. Rohani | The British Columbia Regiment (Duke of Connaught's Own) | |
| Ms. D.M. Dehart | The British Columbia Dragoons | |
| TBC | 38 Signal Regiment | |
| TBC | The Saskatchewan Dragoons | |
| TBC | 10 Field Artillery Regiment | |
| TBC | The Lake Superior Scottish Regiment | |
| TBC | The Royal Regina Rifles | |
| TBC | 37 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Ms. R. Tingley | 37 Service Battalion | |
| Mr. J Quinn | 3 Field Artillery Regiment (The Loyal Company), RCA | |
| Ms. J.L. Bernard | The Royal New Brunswick Regiment (Carleton & York) | |
| Dr. L.L. Inkpen | 1st Battalion, The Royal Newfoundland Regiment | |
| Mr. B.F. Mitchell | 2nd Battalion, The Royal Newfoundland Regiment | |
| Ms. J.E. Gillivan | 3 Intelligence Company | |
|
TBC |
36 Signal Regiment | |
|
TBC |
The Prince Edward Island Regiment (RCAC) | |
|
TBC |
36 Combat Engineer Regiment | |
| Dr. E.R. Harker | The Cape Breton Highlanders | |
| Mme. M.J. Martineau | 35 Signal Regiment | |
| Mme. M-C. Lapointe | Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke | |
| TBC | 12e Régiment blindé du Canada (Militia) | |
| Mme, Théberge | 6th Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| M. A. Goudreau | 62nd Field Artillery Regiment, RCA | |
| Mme M. Gagnon | 34 Signal Regiment | |
| Ms K. Meighen | The Royal Regiment of Canada | |
| TBC | 7 Intelligence Company | |
| TBC | 31 Signal Regiment | |
| Deputy Chief D.G.M. Restoule | The Algonquin Regiment | |
| TBC | 34 Service Battalion | |
| TBC | 33 Combat Engineer | |
| TBC | The Windsor Regiment (RCAC) |
Executive Council
| Name | Unit |
|---|---|
| HLCol Capt A.E.N. Caron, CD, QC – Chair of the council | Le Régiment de Hull |
| LCol B. Ciarroni, OMM, CD - Council Secretary/Treasurer | Royal Canadian Hussars |
| HCol P. Hindo, CD | CA Honorary Colonel |
| HLCol C.M.G. Robertson, ONB | 37 Signal Regiment |
| HLCol K.A.P. Legrow, CM | 37 Service Battalion |
| HCol R. Chouinard, CD (Ret’d) | Le Régiment de Maisonneuve |
| HCol W.Morin | Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke |
| HLCol D.F Cranston | The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry |
| HCol W.A. Adcock, OMM, CD | Lorne Scots (32 CBG) |
| HLCol K.R.E McCormick | The Irish Regiment (33CBG) |
| HCol W.J. Burns, CD | 38 Signals Regiment |
| HCol W.R. Diamond | 39 CER (39 CBG) |
| Col J.M. Stanton, OC | The Loyal Edmonton Regiment |
| HCol J.B. Boileau, CD | Halifax Rifles (RCAC) |
| HLCol P.W. Lackenbauer | Canadian Rangers |
Indigenous Peoples’ Programs
Find out more about the educational programs and entry plans for Indigenous peoples who are interested in working with the Canadian Armed Forces.
Indigenous Summer Training Programs
These are unique, paid summer training programs that combine Indigenous culture and teachings with basic military training. You will have an exciting experience that will allow you to develop practical skills and to push your physical limits within a framework that will help you grow and learn about yourself.
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