21 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps
Verified on July 30th, 2012
21 Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada Royal Canadian Cadet Corps (21 RHFC RCACC) in Cambridge, Ontario is looking for youth ages 12-18 to become part of our exciting program.
Originally formed on August 7, 1887, 21 RHFC RCACC is the third oldest Cadet Corps in Canada. Started at Galt Collegiate Institute, and sponsored by the Galt Board of Education, it was initially known as the Galt Collegiate Institute Drill Company but in 1904 was designated number 21.
Recognized as Canada's oldest youth program, there are approximately 21,000 army cadets in about 450 corps across the country. The Royal Canadian Army Cadets are a non-profit collaboration between the Department of National Defense and the Army Cadet League of Canada. The Cadet Program is free of charge and open to all Canadians from the ages of 12 to 18 regardless of income, race, religion, culture or other socioeconomic factors. The Program embraces Canada’s multiculturalism and offers young Canadians opportunities to interact with youth from other cultures.
The Cadet Program emphasizes key values such as loyalty, professionalism, mutual respect and integrity. Cadets also learn about fair play, teamwork and tolerance through all of their activities. Cadets are motivated to work hard at school in order to qualify for international exchanges and other rewards.
Cambridge, ON
P: 519-623-6406