47 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Captain Vancouver

47 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Captain Vancouver Endless opportunities for youth ages 12-18. ACCEPTING NEW CADETS! VISIT LINK IN BIO

The Aim of the Sea Cadet program is to develop in youth the attributes of leadership and citizenship, promote physical fitness and stimulate an interest in the maritime activities of the Canadian Navy.

06/14/2026

Guess what? WE ARE ACCEPTING NEW CADETS!
VISIT LINK IN BIO.

Attend our upcoming registration night on June 17th at the BCIT Marine Campus in North Vancouver. (Temporary Location

We regularly meet at HMCS Discovery in Stanley Park - 1200 Stanley Park Drive on Wednesdays from 6:30-9:00PM).

Endless opportunities for youth ages 12-18. ACCEPTING NEW CADETS! VISIT LINK IN BIO.Attend our upcoming registration nig...
06/14/2026

Endless opportunities for youth ages 12-18.

ACCEPTING NEW CADETS! VISIT LINK IN BIO.

Attend our upcoming registration night on June 17th at the BCIT Marine Campus in North Vancouver. (Temporary Location, we regularly meet at HMCS Discovery in Stanley Park - 1200 Stanley Park Drive on Wednesdays from 6:30-9:00PM).

And that’s a wrap!Thank you to our Cadets, Staff, Families, Friends, and Guests for attending our 108th Annual Ceremonia...
06/05/2026

And that’s a wrap!

Thank you to our Cadets, Staff, Families, Friends, and Guests for attending our 108th Annual Ceremonial Review.

Stay tuned for more updates regarding our upcoming Registration Night!

Celebrating excellence, leadership, and dedication at our 108th Annual Ceremonial Review. Congratulations to all of our ...
06/04/2026

Celebrating excellence, leadership, and dedication at our 108th Annual Ceremonial Review. Congratulations to all of our award recipients for their hard work and commitment throughout the training year.

Initiative Award: PO1 Dinh
Outstanding Guardsman: MC Zhen
RCSCC Captain Vancouver Best Junior Bandsman: AC Kwok
C**k of the Walk: Guard Division
CO’s Commendation: PO1 Lee
Garreck Memorial Award for Leadership: CPO2 Chang
Annual Perpetual Award: PO1 Lacanaria
Commanding Officer’s Award: CPO2 Zhen
Royal Canadian Legion Cadet Medal of Excellence: CPO2 Chang
Lord Strathcona Medal of Excellence: PO1 Lacanaria
Neil McKechnie Memorial Award: CV Mak
Executive Officer’s Award: CV Leung, CV Kwong, CV Quang
 
Congratulations to all recipients

Proudly concluding another successful training year at 47 RCSCC Captain Vancouver’s 108th Annual Ceremonial Review!Our c...
06/04/2026

Proudly concluding another successful training year at 47 RCSCC Captain Vancouver’s 108th Annual Ceremonial Review!

Our cadets have demonstrated outstanding growth, dedication, and leadership throughout the year. Thank you to our Reviewing Officer, Commander Jeff Baxter, for joining us in celebrating their achievements.

Bravo Zulu to all our cadets, staff, volunteers, and families for a fantastic year. Here’s to another year of excellence in the Cadet Program!

📸: CPO2 Yoon, CV Leung

06/01/2026

POV: you only have 15 mins to change but this is how we do it

Over my 10 year cadet career, I said yes to every opportunity; from summer training and ADAs, to my Orca Deployment with...
05/31/2026

Over my 10 year cadet career, I said yes to every opportunity; from summer training and ADAs, to my Orca Deployment with the Royal Canadian Navy, coordinating key Okanagan events, and serving three summers at HMCS Quadra where I grew from a music and sail training staff cadet to Chief of Training Support. Most recently, I had the honour of representing sea cadets nationally as the National Sea Cadet, receiving the RCN Leadership Award from VAdm Topshee in Ottawa, and guiding Prime Minister Mark Carney at CFMETR. This program gave back exactly what I put in, and I would not change a single moment of it.

“My final message to you is to never underestimate the cadet program. If you put 100% effort into everything you do, TRUST ME, you will NOT regret it. YOU are all leaders. It doesn’t matter if you’re a fresh recruit that joined last month, or you’re going on your 10th year in the program. You will always continue to learn, grow and mentor the next generation beneath you.”

On Feb 18th we said farewell to CPO1 Huang as he reached the end of his cadet journey. He lead with confidence, passion, and dedication, leaving an positive impact. We thank him for everything he did for Captain Vancouver and wish him to best in his future.

“Over the past ten years, the cadet program has been a defining part of my life, and as I ageout I can confidently say i...
05/31/2026

“Over the past ten years, the cadet program has been a defining part of my life, and as I ageout I can confidently say it has shaped me in ways I’ll carry forever. From my early days at NLCC Captain Rankin to serving as the Coxswain of Captain Vancouver, this journey has defined my character, strengthened my leadership, and introduced me to lifelong friends. Spending three summers at HMCS Quadra further shaped who I am today, giving me opportunities to lead, grow, and discover the person I wanted to be. As I close this chapter, I am incredibly grateful for every lesson and memory, extending gratitude to the officers and mentors who helped me along the way. To the cadets of the corps, remember this: say yes to every opportunity, this program will give back exactly what you put in, so make it your all.” - CPO1 Meek
 On January 28th, we said goodbye to our Cox’n as he reached the end of his cadet journey. His time with the program has been marked by dedication, leadership, and a deep commitment to the corps. While it’s never easy to say goodbye, we’re incredibly grateful for everything he’s given to 47 and wish him nothing but the best in what comes next.

On Wednesday we had a Change of Appointment ceremony, with CPO1 Meek (Retd.) officially passing the position of Coxswain...
05/29/2026

On Wednesday we had a Change of Appointment ceremony, with CPO1 Meek (Retd.) officially passing the position of Coxswain to CPO2 Chang.

Thank you, CPO1 Meek, for your outstanding leadership, dedication, and service to the corps throughout your term as Coxswain. Your impact on the corps and its cadets will not be forgotten.

Congratulations to CPO2 Chang on your new appointment as Coxswain, we look forward to seeing your leadership in the year ahead!

BZ!

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