22 RCSCC UNDAUNTED

22 RCSCC UNDAUNTED RCSCC UNDAUNTED is one of three sea cadet corps in Calgary. This year, we are celebrating our 108th training year!

Cadets is a national organization for youth aged 12 to 18. As part of the Sea Cadet program, RCSCC UNDAUNTED provides exciting opportunities and challenges for today's youth.The Sea Cadet program is sponsored in partnership by the Department of National Defence and the civilian group the Navy League of Canada. Cadets are not part of the Canadian Forces, nor is there any expectation for them to join the military. We aim to:
Develop good citizenship and leadership
Promote physical fitness
Stimulate an interest in the sea, land and air activities of the Canadian Forces

Cadets develop:
Lifelong friendships
Responsibility, Self-Awareness, and Self-Discipline
Teamwork, Leadership, and Citizenship

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Congratulations to Undaunted’s own Course Cadet Lee for being selected as the top cadet of the seamanship course and Cou...
07/25/2026

Congratulations to Undaunted’s own Course Cadet Lee for being selected as the top cadet of the seamanship course and Course Cadet Miller for being selected as the top cadet of her division!

06/29/2026

The training year may be ending—but the impact continues.
Cadets across the country are taking what they’ve learned—leadership, teamwork, and service—and applying it in their communities. These skills don’t just shape individuals—they help build a stronger, more connected Canada.
Your journey doesn’t stop here. 🇨🇦

What an incredible way to close out the training year! Our 107th Annual Ceremonial Review was a celebration of the dedic...
06/25/2026

What an incredible way to close out the training year!

Our 107th Annual Ceremonial Review was a celebration of the dedication, growth, and achievements of every cadet at RCSCC UNDAUNTED.

From the first parade night to the final march past, our cadets have worked tirelessly to develop their skills, build lasting friendships, and challenge themselves to be their very best.

It was an honour to share this special evening with family, friends, alumni, and supporters as we recognized the accomplishments of our corps and reflected on another unforgettable year.

A special thank you to our reviewing officer, Cdr Anna Kocot, CD, for taking the time to join us and help celebrate the achievements of our cadets.

Thank you as well to our officers, civilian instructors, Navy League members, volunteers, patrons, and parents whose support and commitment make these opportunities possible.

Congratulations to all of our cadets on an amazing year. We couldn’t be more proud of everything you have accomplished. Bravo Zulu, UNDAUNTED!

📸 CI Ogbinar & PO1 Burke
📝 PO1 Burke

Fair winds and following seas to Undaunted’s own Officer Cadet (OCdt) Elton Wu who was sworn in this week as an officer ...
06/13/2026

Fair winds and following seas to Undaunted’s own Officer Cadet (OCdt) Elton Wu who was sworn in this week as an officer in the Canadian Armed Forces.

OCdt Wu will be attending the Royal Military College of Canada in the fall to pursue his Bachelor of Engineering degree and train as an engineer officer.

Thank you for your service to Undaunted, our cadets, and our community. We wish you every success in this new chapter in your career!

Last weekend, 22 UNDAUNTED travelled to Sylvan Lake for sailing. While the weather kept us off the water more than we wo...
06/04/2026

Last weekend, 22 UNDAUNTED travelled to Sylvan Lake for sailing. While the weather kept us off the water more than we would have liked, our cadets still made the most of the weekend. From spending time with friends and learning new skills to taking part in activities throughout the weekend, there was never a dull moment. A huge thank you to the staff and volunteers who made this experience possible. Even though the wind wasn’t always on our side, it was still a weekend full of great memories and experiences for everyone involved.

📸📝 PO1 Burke

Cadets Canada

RCSCC Undaunted is proud to support our host unit, HMCS Tecumseh / NCSM Tecumseh, on their weekly training of naval comb...
06/04/2026

RCSCC Undaunted is proud to support our host unit, HMCS Tecumseh / NCSM Tecumseh, on their weekly training of naval combat officers, combat information operators, and communicators with the use of our ship’s bridge simulator!

On May 19th, the Level 2 cadets from 52 Air Cadets swapped with our Phase 2 cadets from 22 Undaunted. Throughout the eve...
06/02/2026

On May 19th, the Level 2 cadets from 52 Air Cadets swapped with our Phase 2 cadets from 22 Undaunted. Throughout the evening, the cadets had the opportunity to experience what life is like as a Sea Cadet during a regular training night. From learning new skills to making new friends, everyone had an amazing time, and the exchange was a great success!

📸📝 PO1 Burke

Cadets Canada 52 City of Calgary Air Cadet Squadron

06/02/2026

RCSCC UNDAUNTED thanks the generosity of the Navalis Foundation, The Navy League of Canada - Alberta Division, Calgary Branch, The Navy League of Canada, and many individual donors for our state-of-the-art ship's bridge simulator.

In this video, our cadets explain the impact this simulator and our associated Boatswain Mate Training Program has had on them.

This weekend, cadets from Undaunted and Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps 34 Chinook participated in a sailing weekend at t...
05/24/2026

This weekend, cadets from Undaunted and Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps 34 Chinook participated in a sailing weekend at the Lake Chestermere Cadet Nautical Site (LCCNS).

Thank you to the instructors, staff, and support cadets at the LCCNS for a fun-filled and educational weekend!

Today, we commemorate the Battle of the Atlantic.The battle was a very important part of the Second World War. It began ...
05/03/2026

Today, we commemorate the Battle of the Atlantic.

The battle was a very important part of the Second World War. It began on September 3rd, 1939 and ended on May 8th 1945. Canada’s primary role during the battle was to es**rt hundreds of convoys that gathered for the journey across the Atlantic. Canada lost 2000 Sailors, 1600 Merchant mariners and 752 airmen throughout the duration of the Battle of the Atlantic. Every year on the first Sunday of May, many gather together to remember and commemorate the lives that were taken in the battle.

We gathered at HMCS Tecumseh at 10 am to honour the lives of those that were lost, and the tragedy of the battle and of the Second World War.

📝📸 PO1 Burke

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