199 St Vital RCACS
426 Osborne St R3L 2A3 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

Follow along with Captain Pelletier as he walks you through cooking the main course of the 2020 Mess Dinner https://youtu.be/Za6HjpbcdVk

Save the date. We’ve started planning for spring break and will be offering an exciting opportunity for cadets known as the Cadet Activity Program, or CAP for ...short, in spring 2021. CAP will be five days of exciting activities beyond what is offered at the local corps/squadron close to home with no overnight component while following all public health measures. Local staff and staff cadets will be needed to supervise and deliver this training, so mark your calendars and get ready for a week of fun close to home! Stay tuned for more information coming soon!

Today, on the day that honours our veterans and those who paid the ultimate sacrifice, we invite you to watch the Winnipeg South Osborne Branch's Virtual Remembrance Day Ceremony at one of the following links. As the current restrictions do not allow us to meet in person, please share in the comments a picture or short message about how you are remembering on this solemn day RCL 252 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rcl252 199 RCACS Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/...StVitalCadets 199 RCACS Youtube: https://youtu.be/RLAXddfavN8 #lestweforget2020 #GetYourPoppy #remembranceday

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The Cadets and Junior Canadian Rangers HQ remains committed to ensuring that Canadian youth have access to challenging and unique experiences focused on leaders...hip, citizenship, healthy living and stimulating interest in sea, land, and air activities of the Canadian Armed Forces. We recognize that there may be a lot of questions about summer 2021, but the quick answer is we do not know exactly what summer 2021 will look like. We are planning for all scenarios so we can offer the best experiences to our Program participants. Some of the options we are currently exploring include: Cadet Activity Programs (CAP) during spring break and the summer, virtual courses, hybrid courses (some virtual and in-person components), and in-person CTC courses. All options are subject to change based on the continually evolving situation. We are planning to offer in-person CTC courses, if the situation allows, but it won’t look the same as we were used to. We will be adjusting to be able to adhere to local PHMs and guidelines. The planning priority will be placed on courses that effect the capability of providing quality localized training programs. As we continue to explore an array of options to offer experiences without compromising the safety of the cadets and staff, you can anticipate seeing regular updates about the summer 2021 situation and are encouraged to visit https://www.canada.ca//cad/summer-training/summer2021.html regularly for updates.