3063 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps Enderby BC

05/24/2026

What a beautiful day to be out on the water on Lake Okanagan. Skills were learned, and fun was had. Thanks to 1705 RCACC for hosting us for this activity!

04/29/2026

Our cadets had a blast this past weekend at Harmon Lake! 75 cadets from across the zone got together to hike, canoe, and work on field craft skills. The senior cadets had a special role of helping to plan this fantastic activity!

04/02/2026

03/29/2026

Our 3063 Enderby marksmanship team competed at the Provincial Stage 3 competition March 20-22nd. They did a fantastic job up against 15 other teams from across BC! They will each get to wear the silver marksmanship pin on their uniform for this achievement. Well done team, and thank you coach CI March!

03/04/2026

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03/04/2026

We are so proud of our 3063 Marksmanship team! On Saturday, Feb 28th, our team competed and won the zone level competition! They have qualified for the Provincial competition coming up in March! Good luck team!

02/11/2026

Olympic biathlete Emma Lunder (Emma Lunder Biathlete) began her journey at 63 Kalamalka Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps in Vernon, B.C.

Inspired by her brother, Emma joined for the fun and discovered her passion for biathlon along the way! “I joined because I saw my brother having so much fun and I discovered biathlon along the way! From regionals to nationals, cadets gave me the chance to learn new skills in a supportive environment. Without those first years, I would never have found my Olympic sport.”

Through cadets, Emma gained much more than just a passion for biathlon. She learned leadership and teamwork, commitment and perseverance, and gained the confidence to chase big dreams.
Her cadet experience was the springboard to an incredible athletic career. Emma competed for Canada at two Olympic Winter Games (PyeongChang 2018 and Beijing 2022) and multiple world championships, helping the Canadian women’s relay team land a top 10 finish in 2018. Her Olympic journey is proof that dedication and the values you learn as a cadet can take you far.
Emma’s message to girls in cadets: “Try everything even if it’s outside your comfort zone. Cadets is a safe space to explore, and you never know what you’ll fall in love with!”

The sense of community and teamwork Emma found in Cadets motivated her throughout her athletic career. Her story shows just how far inspire you to go, dream big, and reach for your goals!

Photo credit: Leah Hennel / Team Canada / Équipe Canada