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Cadet Lincoln Goodwin (back row, centre-left) from Okotoks pose for a group photo upon the completion of the Seamanship Course conducted at His Majesty’s Canadian Ship Quadra Cadet Training Centre in Comox, British Columbia, which ended on July 25, 2024.
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Cadet Lincoln Goodwin (back row, centre-left) from Okotoks poses for a group photo upon the completion of the Seamanship Course conducted at His Majesty’s Canadian Ship Quadra Cadet Training Centre in Comox, British Columbia, which ended on July 25, 2024. (Photo supplied by Frances Ogilvie)
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The Cadet program in High River and Okotoks provides youth between the ages of 12-18 opportunities to develop and participate in the Sea Army and the Air Cadet program.

“The training year promises to be an exciting one. We are looking forward to growing our corps, offering engaging activities, and supporting our local community," said Lieutenant(N) Jessica Tedford, Commanding Officer of 360 RCSCC in Okotoks in a release.

Petty officer 2nd Class Mia Cabrera of 360 RCSCC added “I enjoy the Cadet Program mostly for the opportunities given to us. I enjoy learning new skills that are exclusively taught at cadets, like the possibility of going sailing and getting certified. I also cherish the bonds created throughout the years, not only in the corps but at camps."

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Cadets of 360 Erratic, Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps 360 Cadets enjoy a day of sailing on Lake Chestermere as part of their Cadet Nautical Site training in Chestermere, Alberta on June 15, 2024. (Photo credit: Lieutenant(N) Jessica Tedford Commanding Officer, 360 Erratic, Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps)

The Sea Cadets will learn seamanship skills in navigation and how to sail. The Army Cadets program takes part in expeditions, trekking, the orienteering activities. The Air Cadets focus on aviation-related activities including, flying, gliding, and studies in aerospace.

High River and Okotoks have opportunities in all three Cadet programs and are accepting new members to their programs.

The Sea and Army Cadet program conducts training on Tuesday nights between 6:30 and 9:30, while the Air Cadets have training on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.