148 Charlottetown Royal Canadian Army Cadets

148 Charlottetown Royal Canadian Army Cadets Developing tomorrow’s leaders through challenge, discipline, and adventure. Free youth group for ages 12 - 18

Last week was our first night back as cadets for the 2026–2027 training year, and we were very pleased to welcome so man...
09/10/2026

Last week was our first night back as cadets for the 2026–2027 training year, and we were very pleased to welcome so many new faces to the Corps!

Our new cadets learned what the Cadet Program is all about, including the many opportunities available to them, such as travelling to a CTC (Cadet Training Centre), as well as the many skills they can develop throughout the program.

Cadets also learned how our Wednesday night training operates and had the opportunity to meet and get to know our senior cadets and officer staff.

We’re looking forward to an exciting and successful training year. Let’s make it a great one!

Atlantic Cadets / Cadets de l'Atlantique Cadets Canada

Welcome to the 2026–2027 training year!

The Cadet Program is designed to help youth across Canada develop leadership, citizenship, physical fitness, confidence,...
08/25/2026

The Cadet Program is designed to help youth across Canada develop leadership, citizenship, physical fitness, confidence, teamwork, and valuable life skills. In a fun, youth-led environment, cadets can take part in activities such as drill, pipes and drums, marksmanship, field and survival skills, leadership, teaching, teamwork, and physical activities.��Cadets also have opportunities to learn about Canadian history, military traditions, and the sea, land, and air activities of the Canadian Armed Forces.��Join us for our opening night of the 2026–27 training year on September 2, 2026, at 6:00 PM at 3 Haviland Street. We’re looking forward to seeing many new faces!”�

Cadets Canada Atlantic Cadets / Cadets de l'Atlantique

Last Monday four members of our pipes and drums band left for Blackdown CTC to further their skills. CTC Blackdown is on...
07/27/2026

Last Monday four members of our pipes and drums band left for Blackdown CTC to further their skills. CTC Blackdown is one of the best places to go to improve your instrumental abilities and make new friends. All for free! 
 
Cadet Macleòid, Ebert, Mehta, and McCaughey have all been selected to represent 148 at Pipes and Drums CTC Blackdown. Cadet Macleòid is a level 1 bagpiper, Ebert a level 3 Tenor drummer, McCaughey a level 3 Bass drummer, and Mehta a level 2 Snare drummer. CTC will help them complete the next level.
 
 
Pipes and Drums is a mixed course receiving Cadets from each element, Army, Air, and Sea. Covering each instrument found in our bands. Bagpipes, the bass, tenor, and snare drums. 
Mil band covers brass instruments and woodwinds such as trumpet or saxophone. Both courses are vital to maintaining and improving the Cadet bands across Canada.
 
 
The goal of CTC (Cadet Training Centers) is to provide specialized teaching focused on one trade that interests you, such as, Marksmanship, Pipes and Drums, Drill and Ceremonial, and Expedition. Each of these trades have highly trained staff who are focused on each trait of being a cadet. All courses except the Basic Parachuters course have a 2 week camp and an advanced 4 week camp for further training. 
 
Good luck, have fun, and safe travels to everyone going to CTC!
 
 
From left to right. Cadet Macleò\id, Cadet Ebert.H, Cadet Mehta.C, Cadet McCaughey.M

Atlantic Cadets / Cadets de l'Atlantique Cadets Canada

C/CWO Ruben Mehta earning Basic Military Parachutist Wings. Each year, only a small number of cadets from Atlantic Canad...
07/27/2026

C/CWO Ruben Mehta earning Basic Military Parachutist Wings.

Each year, only a small number of cadets from Atlantic Canada are selected to participate in a highly demanding Cadet Training Centre course. where cadets train with high-achieving Canadian Armed Forces members. For the 4 day jumps and 1 night jumps required to complete the course.

To enter this course cadets must be 16 years of age, have a high fitness level andconsistently demonstrate the qualities expected of an outstanding cadet. Then they must be selected out of thousands of cadets until only 5 cadets per year from the Atlantic region are selected to attend the highly competitive Basic Parachutist Course flown out for a four-week course involving intensive physical and mental training and parachuting instruction. Upon completion those who have met requirements receive their jump wings which are kept for life as a symbol of excellence. These wings are worn with pride by cadets and members of the Canadian Armed Force. It will also carry to re

C-Chief Warrant Officer Mehta. You have inspired many and contributed greatly to our corps. To any cadets hoping to be selected, ask questions, train hard, and stay committed!

Bravo Zulu, RSM

Cadets Canada Atlantic Cadets / Cadets de l'Atlantique

We spot WO McKenna on the Basic Parachuters course.
07/10/2026

We spot WO McKenna on the Basic Parachuters course.

07/10/2026

The officers, staff, cadets, and Support Committee of 148 Charlottetown Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps extend our deepest condolences to the Honourable Robin Croucher and his family during this difficult time.

No parent should ever have to endure such a loss, and our thoughts are with the family as they navigate the days ahead.

Minister Croucher graciously gave his time to serve as the Reviewing Officer for our 2026 Annual Ceremonial Review, and we are grateful for his support of our cadets and the Cadet Program.

On behalf of 148 RCACC, we offer our heartfelt sympathies and wish the family strength and comfort in the company of loved ones.

As the Tattoo comes to an end, we would like to reflect on some of the highlights and extend a heartfelt thank you to th...
07/08/2026

As the Tattoo comes to an end, we would like to reflect on some of the highlights and extend a heartfelt thank you to the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo Society for inviting our cadets from 148 and for making this amazing event possible.

Our dedicated band members, along with the officers who instructed them, put in countless hours preparing for the Tattoo, even while balancing final exams at the end of the school year. We applaud them for proudly representing our Corps’ Pipes and Drums band and for the hard work they put into this incredible opportunity.

The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo is a major Canadian cultural event held annually in Halifax since 1979. With millions of spectators and performers from around the world, it is truly an honour to have been invited to perform at such a remarkable event.

📸 - Captain Wortel, PA

📸 - Haverstock, PA

We are at 3 Haviland Street in Charlottetown PE every Wednesday night from 6PM to 9PM. Come join us!🪖

Atlantic Cadets / Cadets de l'Atlantique Cadets Canada

148 RCACC extends our deepest condolences to the families, friends, and colleagues of the two paramedics involved in the...
07/07/2026

148 RCACC extends our deepest condolences to the families, friends, and colleagues of the two paramedics involved in the tragic accident today in New Brunswick.

We recognize the vital work paramedics do every day, and we stand with all those in the emergency services community who are grieving this loss.

Our cadets recently returned from the Provincial Biathlon Competition, a unique sport that combines endurance and marksm...
06/10/2026

Our cadets recently returned from the Provincial Biathlon Competition, a unique sport that combines endurance and marksmanship. Competitors completed multiple 1 km loops with shooting stages in between, testing both physical fitness and focus under pressure.

The competition featured both individual and relay events, where teamwork and consistency played a key role. 148 RCACC is proud to share that every member of the team earned a top-three finish in at least one event. Congratulations to all of our competitors for their hard work and for representing the corps with pride!”

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This Wednesday is our Annual Ceremonial Review — a formal parade celebrating the accomplishments of our cadets during th...
06/05/2026

This Wednesday is our Annual Ceremonial Review — a formal parade celebrating the accomplishments of our cadets during the 2025–2026 training year.

We invite you to join us on 10 June at 7:00pm at the Lieutenant‑Colonel J.D. Stewart Armoury (3 Haviland Street, Charlottetown).

Guests are asked to be seated by 6:20pm.

Atlantic Cadets / Cadets de l'AtlantiquewCadets Canadaeing you there.

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