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Annual Ceremonial Review
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June 6 is the 2332 Annual Ceremonial Review, which is considered the cadet graduation and includes guests and presentations. It is imperative that all cadets attend. Cadet attendance helps ensure continued eligibility to partipate in other activities. If a cadet cannot attend they must inform us at [email protected].
Cadets are to arrive at the Armouries at 9:00am, dressed in their FTUs (or appropriate civilian attire for those who do not have FTUs), to assist with setup and parade practice. Cadets must also bring their C1 uniform. Lunch will be provided, and time will be allocated for cadets to change into their full dress uniform prior to the parade.
The official parade will begin at 2:00pm, and cadets will be dismissed no later than 5:00pm. Parents are welcome to attend the parade, and all guests are asked to be seated by 1:30pm. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you. |
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OSLA JOINT SPRING FTX (22 – 24 May)
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Dear Cadets and Parents/Guardians,
From Friday, May 22, 2026, to Sunday, May 24, 2026, 2332 RCACC is participating in a Joint Spring FTX with the local Army Cadet Corps. The cadets are to report to 5 Brouillette Blvd, Nepean, ON K2K 2W6 at 1800 hrs Friday evening and will be dismissed at this location 1500 hrs on Sunday afternoon. Cadets will participate in bushcraft classes and apply their knowledge/skills in a safe and challenging activity that will provide valuable and positive experiences. DUE DATE: We require your permission before your cadet can attend. Please complete the following form and return it on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, or sign up virtually. |
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Summer CTC 2026
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Cadet summer training offers courses that allow cadets to develop skills and leadership to support programming at their local corps.
For many cadets, participating in summer training is the highlight of their year! There are many training opportunities offered during the summer, including the Cadet Training Centre (CTC) Courses, the Technology and Digital Learning Centre (TDLC), and the Cadet Advisory Council (CAC). Summer training is the perfect occasion to make friends for life during experiences they'll never forget. General Info: https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/services/cadets-junior-canadian-rangers/cadets/summer-training/courses.html The deadline for submissions is 25 February 2026. Any submissions received after will be considered late and placed at a lower priority. |
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Expedition Team
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We’re excited to announce the launch of the 2332 Expedition Team — a new opportunity for you to challenge yourself, build leadership skills, and explore the outdoors through hiking, biking, canoeing, and more.
The Team will meet on Saturdays or Sundays depending on the armory's availability. The time commitment will look like 2 6-hour training days at the armories. As well as our first expedition which will be 8-hours and our weekend expedition that is TBD. This team is designed to help you:
We’re selecting 20 cadets of mixed experience levels. To apply, fill out the form at attached at the end of this email. Numbers may vary depending on the number of cadets that apply. Ready to lead, learn, and explore? Click on the link to sign up: Expedition Team Sign Up – Fill out form |
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Staff Cadet Application – Summer 2026
To apply to be a Staff Cadet, you must meet the following criteria:
An email was sent to eligible cadets. You can find more information here: Staff Cadet Application Information (leaving 2332cadets.ca).
You will need your 365Cadet account to apply and access the documents. Please send us an email at [email protected].
- Have completed Silver Star by the end of the training year
- Be no older than 18 years old at the Serial End Date
- Be a minimum of 16 years old at the Serial Start Date
An email was sent to eligible cadets. You can find more information here: Staff Cadet Application Information (leaving 2332cadets.ca).
You will need your 365Cadet account to apply and access the documents. Please send us an email at [email protected].
Cadet Training Co-Op Information 2025-26
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The Training Year Cadet Co-op program is back!
The Cadet Co-op program is run by the UCDSB and is open to any cadet who is in grade 11 or 12 and resides in Ontario, regardless of which school board they belong to. A maximum of 4 credits may be earned through Cadet Co-op in a student’s high school career. Cadets are highly encouraged to speak with their school guidance counsellor. They can help determine if the cadet co-op program is the right fit for them and their pathway. More information can be found here: https://www.ucdsb.on.ca/programs___initiatives/school_programs_k-12/co-operative_education/cadet_co-op |
Cadet Training Review
The Cadets and Junior Canadian Rangers Group Headquarters is working on a Cadet Training Review, focused on how we deliver training to cadets across Canada. We need your help to make it better. All areas of cadet training are being reviewed to help us understand what’s working well, what could be improved, and how to make training better. This is a chance to share your thoughts on cadet training.
If you would like to opt out of the survey please read this document, Cadet Training Review - Parent Notification Letter and complete this form (Cadet Training Review - Survey Opt Out).
A second document, summarizing the rights of individuals under the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act, as well as a statement of project approval from the DND/CAF Social Science Research Review Board, may be downloaded using this link: Access to Information Act and Privacy Act (ATIP).
Questions regarding this request may be directed to the Cadet Training Review Team by email at [email protected].
If you would like to opt out of the survey please read this document, Cadet Training Review - Parent Notification Letter and complete this form (Cadet Training Review - Survey Opt Out).
A second document, summarizing the rights of individuals under the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act, as well as a statement of project approval from the DND/CAF Social Science Research Review Board, may be downloaded using this link: Access to Information Act and Privacy Act (ATIP).
Questions regarding this request may be directed to the Cadet Training Review Team by email at [email protected].
Flip Give Fundraiser
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Check out the Five Give Fundraiser organized by the Support Committee!
Join the Flip Give by scanning the QR code in the flyer or use this link: https://flipgive.app.link/teams/join?joincode=9SRT5D&__branch_flow_type=chrome_deepview&__branch_flow_id=1238320059002842896 Use our code: 9SRT5D |
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a. Weekly Training: Unit Calendar, Dress Standards, and Classes/Duty
(1) For month-to-month updates on Training, please see the Unit Calendar.
(2) To identify the dress codes C1, C2, or C5, click on Dress Standards.
(3) For what Training is scheduled for next week, what you need to wear, or who is on duty, you can find that at Routine Orders.
TEAMS
MONDAY TRAINING: Practices are set by Team Coaches/Captains. Be sure to pay attention to evening announcements and the Unit Calendar.
Competitive Teams: Please see the Competitive Teams page for a full listing and explanation of the competitive teams at 2332. Stay in contact with your coach for information on specific team practices and future events.
- 2332 Trg Staff
(2) To identify the dress codes C1, C2, or C5, click on Dress Standards.
(3) For what Training is scheduled for next week, what you need to wear, or who is on duty, you can find that at Routine Orders.
TEAMS
MONDAY TRAINING: Practices are set by Team Coaches/Captains. Be sure to pay attention to evening announcements and the Unit Calendar.
Competitive Teams: Please see the Competitive Teams page for a full listing and explanation of the competitive teams at 2332. Stay in contact with your coach for information on specific team practices and future events.
- 2332 Trg Staff
b. MANDATORY TRAINING NIGHTS & TYPES OF DRESS
- Every Wednesday night is mandatory training, regardless of whether it is a CO's Parade or Sports and PT Test Night. All cadets must attend.
- Every cadet must wear the Field Training Uniform (FTU/C5) every Wednesday night. If the Cadet has not been issued a Full Dress Uniform, but has the Full Dress Uniform (C2), the Cadet should wear this instead.
- Cadets will wear the C-1 Ceremonial Dress (DEUs) for CO's Parades.
- Please see the Dress Standards page or your chain of command for a full explanation of the difference between these types of dress.
- Cadets who have not received a uniform will wear a white button-up shirt, black pants and black shoes for regular Training activities.