On Sunday, April 6th the 3125 Calgary Highlanders Cadets took part in the 108th Anniversary Commemorative Parade at The Military Museums. The Battle of Vimy Ridge was fought during the First World War from 9 to 12 April 1917. It is Canada’s most celebrated military victory — a symbol of the birth of Canadian national pride and…
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The Cadet Program is a national program for young Canadians aged 12 to 18, one of the largest federally sponsored youth programs in Canada. The program provides amazing opportunities to learn about our country and its history, meet new friends locally and nationally, and gain new experiences.
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The Army Cadet Program promotes values such as integrity, loyalty, respect, courage, and community service. These values form the foundation of the program and guide cadets in their conduct and interactions.
Dress and Insignia
Cadets wear a uniform similar to that of the Canadian Army, with distinctive elements identifying them as cadets. These may include badges, patches, rank insignia, and headdress specific to the Royal Canadian Army Cadets.
Leadership
The Army Cadet Program offers leadership development opportunities, allowing cadets to take on positions of responsibility within their units. This helps them develop valuable leadership and organizational skills.
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be a part of something bigger than yourself.
Cadets are encouraged to become active, responsible members of their communities. They make valuable contributions to Canadian society on a daily basis in terms of environmental citizenship and community activities. Cadets also learn valuable life and work skills such as teamwork, leadership and citizenship.
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Cadets are not members of the Canadian Armed Forces, nor are they expected to join the military. While they are introduced to Sea, Army and/or Air activities of the Canadian Armed Forces and certain traditions, they are also introduced to many other respectable career choices that are available to them. The Army Cadet Program focus on expedition, fitness, outdoor survival, teamwork, marksmanship and various other challenges.
Training
The Army Cadet Program provides training in various subjects such as map reading, navigation, first aid, survival skills, radio communications, military history, and citizenship education. Cadets have the opportunity to advance through different levels of proficiency and earn qualifications.
Activities
A wide range of activities designed to foster personal development and skill acquisition are offered in this program. Cadets participate in military training, physical fitness activities, outdoor expeditions, marksmanship training, drill and ceremonial activities, leadership development, community service, and more.
Leadership
The distinctive aspect of the Army Cadet Program lies in its incorporation of Highlanders’ ethos, which includes an emphasis on honor, courage, and loyalty. This program not only equips young individuals with practical leadership skills but also instills in them a strong sense of duty, selflessness, and the desire to help their communities and country.
1910
103rd Regiment (Calgary Rifles) Established.
1920
Re-designated as The Calgary Highlanders and Adopted kilted Highland dress.
2004
The 3125 Calgary Highlanders Corp was formed as one of 4 cadet corps associated with the Calgary Highlanders Regiment.
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Blog 3125 provides an insightful look into the 3125 Calgary Highlanders Cadet Corps Program. By offering a glimpse into the cadets’ training activities, community service projects, and personal growth experiences, the blog showcases how the program shapes young individuals into responsible and confident leaders.
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Vimy Ridge – 108th Anniversary Commemorative Parade – April 6th, 2025
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Military Museum Visit – March 2025
On March 22, 2025 the Cadets attended Canadian Armed Forces Familiarization and History Training at the The Military Museums of Calgary, Alberta. It is the largest tri-service museum in Western Canada and the second largest military museum in the country. It is home to eight separate museums including the Naval, Army and Air Force Museums…
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Brown -Lowery PP
On Oct 14, 2023, 15 cadets from 3125RCACC went for a beautiful hike at Brown – Lowery Provincial Park. Cadets did an approximate of 10km of trail while receiving hiking techniques, radio communication, map and compass skills, and enjoying the beautiful view and habitats of the park.
4 Cadet Corps are associated with the Calgary Highlanders Regiment
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