335 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Calgary

01/09/2026

We are immensely proud to welcome the new Coxswain of RCSCC 335 Calgary, Chief Petty Officer First Class Mundra!

CPO1 Mundra got promoted to the rank of Chief Petty Officer First Class on November 27th 2025, and he is looking forward to continuing in this role until he ages out in May 2026. CPO1 Mundra says that his goals as the Coxswain will be to “mentor and guide my chiefs and staff cadets as they explore, develop, and gain confidence in their own leadership styles, build a unified staff team grounded in trust and care, where cadets support one another instinctively and unconditionally.”

Bravo Zulu to CPO1 Mundra!

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01/09/2026

On November 27th 2025 we were very happy to promote 4 new Chief Petty Officer Second Classes.

These CPO2s will serve as the Watch Chiefs for Watches 1 - 4.  They will be in charge of ensuring their watch is meeting training standards, that they are performing well in regards to drill and dress, and they will also ensure that all members of their watch are informed about upcoming events. The Watch Chiefs are a critical component of our new redesign of the previous system that required Departmental Chiefs to serve both roles, this allows for Departmental Chiefs and Watch Chiefs to succeed in their roles and help the corps run smoothly.

The new CPO2s are:
CPO2 Tan
CPO2 Shaurn
CPO2 Newell T.
CPO2 Ram L.

Bravo Zulu to all the new CPO2s! We can’t wait to see what you do for 335!

12/13/2025

The Captain and Coxswain joined John A Hamilton for thier Christmas Mess Dinner at 284 Chapelhow Legion.

12/01/2025

Please welcome CPO1 Joe Mundra, RCSCC CALGARY’s new Coxswain.

11/08/2025

On Thursday November 6th, cadets from RCSCC CALGARY had the opportunity to participate in a Sunset Ceremony at the Field of Crosses. Cadets gathered in the act of remembrance, reflecting on those who have fought for the freedom that we have today, for the countless soldiers who fought with allied forces in the First and Second World Wars, as well as the other soldiers who fought and continue to fight to protect our values and our freedom in past and present conflicts. The Field of Crosses displays over 3800 crosses every November, they carry the names of soldiers from Southern Alberta who made the ultimate sacrifice defending our freedom.

After the Sunset Ceremony was completed, cadets had the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities, “The Field of Crosses and Valour Canada have collaborated to create a youth program  called “Classroom At The Crosses”  for school classes. The program consists of a guided tour through the Field of Crosses and some classroom time where the students will learn about Vimy Ridge and have an opportunity to handle artifacts.” Cadets look forward to these activities every year and are always interested in learning about the history and importance of Remembrance Day.

09/04/2025

We’re now accepting online registrations for youths 12-14 yrs. Click the link below and then come to Heritage Christian Academy School on Thursday nights.

https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/services/cadets-junior-canadian-rangers/cadets/join-us.html

When asked for the unit name, type “335 Calgary” and choose 335 CALGARY, ROYAL CANADIAN SEA CADET CORPS

See you on Thursday!

Eligibility requirements and steps you need to take to join the Cadet Program.