Canadian Army

Canadian Army The Canadian Army is known around the globe for its soldiers' courage, integrity and discipline. All are supported by 5,600 civilian employees.

The Canadian Army is the land component of the combined Canadian Forces. The Army protects Canadians and Canada and our interests by:

- defending Canadian territory and helping to maintain Canada's sovereignty by providing land surveillance and combat-ready forces;
-contributing to the collective defence of North America;
-providing armed and unarmed assistance to civil authorities when needed to

maintain public order and security;
-assisting provincial and other authorities with natural disasters including earthquakes, floods, storms, forest fires and other emergencies;
-and supporting Canadian interests abroad, including forces for United Nations (UN), North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and other multilateral operations, peacekeeping and humanitarian assistance. Canada's Army is the largest section of the Canadian Forces with 41,500 soldiers. The Regular Force units have 25,500 full time soldiers; the Army Reserve has 16,000 part-time, volunteer soldiers.

09/04/2026

The Canadian Army showed throughout history that we step-up to the challenge.

As warfare evolves, so do we and we're in it to win.

As the sun rises, we show our resolve.Reservists from across Western Canada traveled to Wainwright, AB, to conduct Ex WE...
09/03/2026

As the sun rises, we show our resolve.

Reservists from across Western Canada traveled to Wainwright, AB, to conduct Ex WESTERN SABRE. This combined arms exercise strengthened the warfighting skills of our soldiers so that we are ready for the challenges of today and tomorrow.

📾WO Jones, Cpl Lin & Cpl Su

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Au lever du soleil, nous montrons notre détermination.

Des rĂ©servistes de l’ensemble de l’Ouest canadien se sont rendus Ă  Wainwright, en Alberta, pour participer Ă  l’Ex WESTERN SABRE. Cet exercice interarmes a permis de renforcer les compĂ©tences de combat de nos soldats afin que nous soyons prĂȘts Ă  relever les dĂ©fis d’aujourd’hui et de demain.

📾Adj Jones, Cpl Lin & Cpl Su

Training hard. Building readiness.Exercise ARROWHEAD GUARDIAN 26 had soldiers conducting vehicle preparations, advancing...
09/02/2026

Training hard. Building readiness.

Exercise ARROWHEAD GUARDIAN 26 had soldiers conducting vehicle preparations, advancing UAS capabilities, and refining infantry combat skills with an emphasis on defensive operations.

AG26 also hosted Exercise ARCTIC BEAR, which brought together multiple brigades to prepare troops for future Operation NANOOK deployments in Canada's Arctic.

From interoperability to operational readiness, Army personnel put their skills to the test.

Putting endurance to the test! đŸ›¶ From August 28 to 29, soldiers from 2 CMBG took part in the IRON WARRIOR competition, t...
09/01/2026

Putting endurance to the test! đŸ›¶

From August 28 to 29, soldiers from 2 CMBG took part in the IRON WARRIOR competition, tackling a series of physically and mentally demanding challenges. From ruck marches and portage runs to canoeing, competitors tested their physical endurance and mental resilience, embracing the challenge every step of the way. Congratulations to all the participants!

📾Sgt Neifer & Cpl Stiver

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Mettre l’endurance Ă  l'Ă©preuve! đŸ›¶

Les 28 et 29 aoĂ»t, des militaires du 2 GBMC ont participĂ© Ă  la compĂ©tition IRON WARRIOR, et ils ont relevĂ© une sĂ©rie de dĂ©fis exigeants sur le plan physique et mental. Des marches avec sac Ă  dos aux courses avec portage, en passant par le canotage, les compĂ©titeurs ont mis Ă  l’épreuve leur endurance physique et leur rĂ©silience mentale, relevant le dĂ©fi Ă  chaque Ă©tape. FĂ©licitations Ă  tous les participants!

📾Sgt Neifer & Cpl Stiver

Moving! Covering!Junior officers on the Dismounted Infantry Platoon Commander course at the Combat Training Centre Infan...
08/27/2026

Moving! Covering!

Junior officers on the Dismounted Infantry Platoon Commander course at the Combat Training Centre Infantry School led live-fire platoon attacks, demonstrating the skills they acquired throughout the course. They also qualified them as Army Field Firing Range Safety Officers, gaining the expertise needed to lead and conduct live-fire ranges when they return to their units.

📾 Cpl Bishop MacFarlane and 2Lt Jhubel Canilanza

Photos from the field: Soldiers from 39 Canadian Brigade Group and others put their skills to the test on Exercise WESTE...
08/27/2026

Photos from the field: Soldiers from 39 Canadian Brigade Group and others put their skills to the test on Exercise WESTERN SABRE 2026. đŸ’„đŸ‡šđŸ‡Š

Training alongside a combined-arms team, our soldiers sharpened their field-skills, built interoperability, and strengthened their readiness for whatever comes next.
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Photos prises sur le terrain : les soldats du 39e Groupe-brigade canadien et les autres ont mis leurs compĂ©tences Ă  l'Ă©preuve lors de l'exercice WESTERN SABRE 2026. đŸ’„đŸ‡šđŸ‡Š

En s'entraßnant aux cÎtés d'une équipe interarmes, nos soldats ont perfectionné leurs compétences sur le terrain, renforcé leur interopérabilité et amélioré leur état de préparation pour faire face à toute éventualité.



Photos by / par Cpl Brandon Lin & Cpl Sammy Su, 39 CBG Public Affairs

"It was an honour to celebrate the achievements of the 2026 Black Bear graduates in New Brunswick. Through their commitm...
08/27/2026

"It was an honour to celebrate the achievements of the 2026 Black Bear graduates in New Brunswick. Through their commitment, teamwork, and perseverance, they developed skills and confidence that will serve them well in their families, their communities, and wherever their future paths may lead. Congratulations to all the graduates!" - Lieutenant-General Michael C. Wright, Commander Canadian Army and Defence Team Co-Champion for Indigenous Peoples

08/26/2026

Drone warfare is evolving — and so are we. 🍁

Staying relevant and lethal on the modern battlefield means constantly adapting, training, and innovating. That’s exactly what Canadian Army soldiers are doing.
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La guerre des drones Ă©volue — et nous aussi. 🍁

Pour rester efficaces et redoutables sur le champ de bataille moderne, il faut sans cesse s’adapter, s’entraĂźner et innover. C’est exactement ce que font les soldats de l’ArmĂ©e canadienne.

"Graduates of our Indigenous Summer Programs leave with confidence in their abilities, pride in who they are, and a deep...
08/26/2026

"Graduates of our Indigenous Summer Programs leave with confidence in their abilities, pride in who they are, and a deeper appreciation for community, culture, and service. It was an honour to join this year's Grey Wolf Graduation Parade and celebrate their achievements, leadership, and potential. Congratulations to all the graduates!" - Lieutenant-General Michael C. Wright, Commander Canadian Army and Defence Team Co-Champion for Indigenous Peoples

Deter and Defend.Canadian and Spanish artillery batteries from the Multinational Artillery Battalion Group conducted com...
08/25/2026

Deter and Defend.

Canadian and Spanish artillery batteries from the Multinational Artillery Battalion Group conducted combined fire missions, demonstrating seamless coordination between forward observers, command posts, and gun detachments.

As part of NATO Multinational Brigade Latvia, the Battalion brings together Allied nations committed to readiness, interoperability, and collective defence.

This training supports Canada's contribution to NATO's deterrence and defence posture on the Alliance's eastern flank.

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