NLCC Admiral Landymore

05/28/2026

Parents please arrive for 2015hrs(8:15). Again, due to space and capacity limits we ask only one parent/guardian attends. See you on Friday!

This coming Friday our unit will kick start the ACR season with a night of Promotions and Awards. Photos to follow the evenings events.

05/24/2026

This coming Friday our unit will kick start the ACR season with a night of Promotions and Awards. Photos to follow the evenings events.

05/15/2026

This year commemorates 71 remarkable years of community service and leadership development. Join us in celebrating the achievements of our Cadets and the unit's progress throughout the training year.

05/10/2026

On behalf of the Cadets and Staff of NLCC Admiral Landymore, we are honored to celebrate the remarkable Mothers, Grandmother's, Aunts, and Guardians who inspire and empower us every day, wishing them a Mother's Day filled with love, joy, and deep appreciation for all that they do.

03/29/2026

A fantastic weekend at Comp in London... The bus is headed home and is due to arrive at 4:45pm.

Parents please leave room for the bus and make sure your cadet is signed out before leaving.

03/03/2026

Our Popcorn fundraiser has began!

$7 per Bag

10 Different Flavours- Original Kettlecorn, Rainbow, toasted Caramel, white cheddar, dill pickle, Chicago, Cinnamon toast, pizza, Buffalo breath, organic popping corn (kernels).

contact us to place an order!

03/02/2026

Are you looking for a way to give back to your community? Do you currently or in the past have a child who was involved in our program?

We are always looking for new volunteers who are willing to give up some of their time to help this amazing organization!

This Wednesday March 4th we are having a monthly Branch meeting at 7:00pm, come on out your seat is waiting!

02/28/2026

02/21/2026

🇨🇦⚓ Meet the man who is the namesake of the Navy League Cadet Corps in Brantford who refused to go quietly when the Government made big changes to the RCN in 1968.

Rear-Admiral William Landymore served Canada through the fires of World War II — and then faced a different kind of battle at home. When Defence Minister Paul Hellyer pushed to dissolve Canada’s Army, Navy, and Air Force into a single unified force, Landymore did something rare: he said no.
He rallied opposition. He refused to resign when ordered. He was fired for it.
And when he returned to Halifax? The crowds cheered.
He didn’t win the fight — the Royal Canadian Navy was dissolved in 1968 — but he never stopped standing for what he believed in. Some battles are worth fighting even when you know the outcome.
A Brantford boy. A war veteran. A man who chose his convictions over his career.
We don’t forget the ones who fought for us — even when the enemy was bureaucracy. 🎖️

02/20/2026

Parents,

Tickets to the St. Patrick day event are available! you can get them on Tuesday or Friday evenings 6:30-9pm.

Bring your friends, family, neighbors anyone you'd like! it's going to be a great evening.

Reminder this event is 19+.

All proceeds going back to the Sea Cadet and Navy League programs.