New Leadership at Carlplace Navy League Cadet Corps
On October 15, the Carleton Place Navy League Cadet Corps (NLCC) celebrated an exciting transition with a Change of Command ceremony. Commanding Officer John Gushu formally handed
The Carlplace Navy League Cadet Corps helps young Canadians between the ages of 9-12 learn life skills including citizenship, teamwork and self-discipline. Throughout their training, Navy League Cadets learn what good leadership looks like, how to work together, and how to overcome challenges.
The Lanark Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps provides opportunities for young Canadians aged 12-18 to learn about teamwork, problem-solving, and effective communication as they transition to adulthood. They grow to be self-aware, self-sufficient leaders with an invested interest in their communities.
The Navy League Lanark Branch is the community-based, volunteer-led organization, that ensure the smooth functioning and sustainability of both the Carlplace NLCC and the Lanark RCSCC within our community.
On October 15, the Carleton Place Navy League Cadet Corps (NLCC) celebrated an exciting transition with a Change of Command ceremony. Commanding Officer John Gushu formally handed
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Discover how our program fosters leadership, discipline, and community involvement for youth in the region.
Carlplace NLCC is gearing up for another thrilling cadet year, starting on September 10.
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RCSCC Lanark’s new Coxswain Chief Petty Officer First Class Georgeadis
We are delighted to announce PO2 Matheson’s promotion to the role of Coxnfor the NLCC CarlplaceCorps. As the Coxn, Matheson assumes a pivotal leadership position, overseeing and
Join us in Supporting the Future Leaders of Lanark – One Bottle at a Time
In collaboration with the Upper Canada District School Board’s (UCDSB) Co-operative Education Program, cadets can earn two credits per training year, up to a max of four credits.
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