Kelowna Navy League Cadets
720 Lawrence Ave V1Y 6L9 Kelowna, BC, Canada

For those of you doing the communications challenge and learning semaphore and Morse code, well done! It is still a useful skill. https://www.facebook.com/278723875491006/posts/4288824794480874/?d=n

Check out Canada’s new Arctic Offshore Patrol Vessel

Today's Cadet shines above the rest in being the first to submit one of the hardest challenges we have assigned. Ordinary Cadet Park is now a master at semaphore! He completed the alphabet and a long sentence that we assigned. Fabulous job OC Park, and Bravo Zulu for learning this all on your own at home!

So far, AC Jayden has found 6 out of 15 items on Operation Do You See What I See. What have you found around town? Rules: Go on a scavenger hunt around the city. Take selfies with the following items showing in the picture: Snowman, Snow Flake, Dog (not one you know), Bird, Red Light, Tree Trunk, Pizza Place, Bank, French Fries, Chevrolet Vehicle, The Letter N, The Number 3, Ambulance, Fire Truck, Help Wanted/Now Hiring Sign.

OC Park has created his daily workout plan. What does your plan look like? Operation Beach Body rules: Create your own daily fitness plan. Include 20 minutes of cardio (walking, running, stairs, elliptical, bike, karate, gymnastics, hockey, etc), and 3 different body weight exercises (push-ups, sit-ups, squats, pull-ups, planks, leg lifts, etc). 5 points for each week you complete your routine (submit a weekly picture of your routine with parent initials by each day you completed). Max 20 points!

Last night, CPO1 Schonfeld handed his position of Coxswain over to PO1 Hick. Congratulations CPO1 Schonfeld for swimming up to Sea Cadets, and congratulations CPO1 Hick for your new position and promotion. Thank you both for your service to our corps! Bravo Zulu!

Behind the scenes of the new AOPS being built.