Nouvelles Nationales

By Colonel (Ret’d) Brent Warne

On 27 April 2015, I had the privilege of joining fellow veterans Paul Nichols and Will Smit, a veteran of the Dutch Army, on the Communities for Veterans ride across Canada. This ambitious project was conceived by Paul Nichols to raise…

Your United Way donation can be directed to the CME Museum

When your United Way campaigner asks for a donation, you can direct your donation to the Charity of your choice by completing the proper section of the donation form. To make a United Way Campaign donation to…

The poppy campaign arrived in Canada thanks to an Ottawa soldier, Brig.-Gen. James Melville. He was an engineer by trade who fought in both world wars. Melville worked in senior positions in federal departments dealing with veterans until he retired in 1958.

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By: Capt Tony Walsworth

CMEA’s Cold Lake Chapter has just completed their annual community project. The project consisted of installing 9 Baskets for the Disc Golf Course at 4 Wing. In the first picture, CMEA Members, Lt Everitt & CWO Aubertin…

From Dave Carney, Executive Director, CMEA

After over a year of hard work by the national executive, a new governance model is in effect for the CMEA. This has been brought about by new rules of the Canada Not-For-Profit Corporations Act,…

By Sgt Mark Pikul, Geomatics Cell, CFSME

Photo: Pictured left - students receiving certificates, center - Course NCO, WO Browning, 36 CER and right, Reviewing Officer, LCol Martineau, CO 35 RGC.

19 August 2015 marked the graduation of…

By Alexandra Ventura-Giroux Servir Newspaper

Photo: Major André Desrochers and Major Daniel Doran present the unit pennant to Lieutenant-Colonel Benoit Doré (centre), Outgoing Commanding Officer of 34 Combat Engineer…

by Captain Wetson Werleigh Public Affairs Officer, 34 CER

Photo: Signing of the scrolls. From left to right: Lieutenant-Colonel Pierre St-Laurent, Incoming Commanding Officer of 34 Combat Engineer Regiment (34 CER),…

The role of Honorary Colonels with the Royal Canadian Air Force has become a long standing institution. The Canadian tradition of honouring regional or local dignitaries with an honorary rank in the military goes back to 1857 although it was 1895 before the first honorary…

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