756 Wild Goose Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets
91 Todd Road L7G 4R8 Georgetown, ON, Canada

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CO's Update - 14 Sep Good afternoon, Normally the first Monday after Labour Day would be the start of a new Training Year, however, these are not quite normal times. As such we ask for your patience while we continue to prepare. Cadet and staff safety are our primary concern and we need to ensure we restart training as safely as possible. ... We are still accepting new applications and these can be submitted via email by completing the following steps: 1) Download and complete the forms located on the Squadron web page "Join Us" section: http://www.756sqn.com/index.php/join-us 2) Scan the completed forms, and email to [email protected]. 3) The Admin Officer will process the application. 4) You will be informed of when and how to participate in Air Cadet activities. Alternatively, we are working on an in-person registration process, respecting COVID-19 safety protocols, however it is not expected until October sometime. Regards, Capt Shaun Laverty Commanding Officer, 756 Wild Goose RC(Air)CS National Defence / Government of Canada [email protected] /[email protected] / Tel: 416-275-0444 Commandant, ERAC 756 Wild Goose Défense nationale / Gouvernement du Canada [email protected] /[email protected] / Tel: 416-275-0444

Change of Commanding Officer at 756 Wild Goose Squadron After four years as Commanding Officer of 756 Wild Goose Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron, Captain Evan Read will be handing the command of 756 Squadron over to Captain Shaun Laverty. Captain Read has accepted the role of Commanding Officer at 892 Snowy Owl RCACS which he will begin July 30, 2020. We thank Captain Read for his years of service at 756 Squadron and wish him the best of luck for all his future endeavour...s. Our incoming Commanding Officer, Captain Shaun Laverty began his involvement with the Canadian Cadet Organizations in 2010 as a Civilian Volunteer with 756 Wild Goose Squadron in Georgetown, Ontario. He enrolled in the Canadian Armed Forces in 2012, as an Officer Cadet with the Cadet Instructors Cadre, in the role of Supply Officer with 756 RCACS. In 2014, he transitioned to the role of Administration Officer, and in 2016 to the dual roles of Deputy Commanding Officer and Training Officer. While with 756 Squadron, he continues to serve as the Squadron’s Band Officer. Captain Laverty currently works as a Program Manager for Rogers Communication, and resides in Georgetown, Ontario. Please join me in congratulating Captain Shaun Laverty and wishing him all the very best in his new role. Ceremony information will be circulated once the cadet training year resumes in the fall.

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