812 Buck's Crossing Royal Canadian Air Cadets

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812 Buck's Crossing Royal Canadian Air Cadets Local cadet squadron for young people aged 12-19. Lots of fun and a chance to learn new things. Come check us out

Your senior cadets are on the field!On Saturday, September 25th, 16 cadets from 5 different units came together to plan,...
09/28/2026

Your senior cadets are on the field!

On Saturday, September 25th, 16 cadets from 5 different units came together to plan, prepare, and scout the area for our upcoming weekend exercise.

On October 3rd and 4th, 812 Squadron will be taking part in its first mandatory weekend exercise of the training year. Cadets are expected to attend in order to progress to the next level.

The weekend will include activities such as archery, skills training, and night navigation, with approximately 200 cadets from 8 neighbouring units taking part.

Cadets will be camping in tents, so we recommend bringing one this Monday, to ensure that it is set up before arrival. Upon arrival, cadets will be organized into syndicates, giving everyone a chance to meet new people, work together, and make some new friends along the way.

We’re looking forward seeing everyone!

WE’RE BACK!A new training year is underway! We’re excited to welcome back our returning cadets and staff on Monday, Sept...
09/13/2026

WE’RE BACK!

A new training year is underway! We’re excited to welcome back our returning cadets and staff on Monday, September 14th, from 6:30–9:00 PM.

Interested in joining? 812 Squadron welcomes new youth ages 12–18 to come see what Air Cadets is all about! Whether you’re interested in aviation, outdoor activities, leadership, fitness, or simply meeting new people, there’s something for everyone.

Come by on our first training night back, and a senior cadet will es**rt you to an officer, or register online: https://registration.cadets.gc.ca/get-started.html?unitId=286

Way to go FCpl Dippel!!
07/25/2026

Way to go FCpl Dippel!!

06/20/2026

Monday, June 15th marked 812 Squadron’s final training night of the year. This training year brought tremendous growth to our squadron in membership, performance, and morale. The staff could not be prouder of everything our cadets have accomplished, and we would like to thank each and every cadet for helping make this year such a success.

As some cadets move on and will not be returning in September, we wish them nothing but success in their future endeavors. We hope they continue to apply the skills, experiences, and values they gained through the cadet program wherever their paths may lead.

As we look ahead, next year will bring change—positive change. We encourage all returning cadets to be part of this exciting new chapter and help continue the growth and success of 812 Squadron.

This video offers just a small glimpse of how far our squadron has come from the beginning of the training year to the end. We hope every cadet takes pride in their personal growth and continues striving toward their goals and future success.

Training will resume in September, and we are always welcoming new cadets. Be sure to tell your friends and invite them to join!

This is Cadet Correspondents Sgt Huang and FCpl Dippel signing off.

Congratulations to Captain Rebecca Menkveld, incoming Commanding Officer! The Change of Command was presided by Major Do...
06/17/2026

Congratulations to Captain Rebecca Menkveld, incoming Commanding Officer! The Change of Command was presided by Major Dobson, our Area Elemental Advisor. This Change of Command Parade marks the end of our cadet year!

Another amazing Annual Ceremonial Review for 42 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps!  Congratulations to Staff and Cadets on...
06/10/2026

Another amazing Annual Ceremonial Review for 42 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps! Congratulations to Staff and Cadets on another successful year!

On Monday, April 13th, 812 Squadron was invited to the Durham Fire Station. Cadets spent the night learning about fire s...
04/15/2026

On Monday, April 13th, 812 Squadron was invited to the Durham Fire Station. Cadets spent the night learning about fire safety and how to use the tools and equipment firefighters use. Many cadets got the chance to climb up the fire truck’s ladder, while others were able to try on the equipment firefighters wear. Cadets were able to try using tools such as fire extinguishers and the Jaws of Life.

Cadets had an amazing time and were given pens and safety books at the end of the event. 812 Squadron would like to thank FCpl Edwards, Captain Edwards, and the other staff who made this day possible.

All photos were taken by Cadet Correspondent FCpl Dippel.

On Saturday, April 9th, 812 Squadron had their Junior Training. Its focus was on the level 1-3’s, teaching them how to p...
04/14/2026

On Saturday, April 9th, 812 Squadron had their Junior Training. Its focus was on the level 1-3’s, teaching them how to properly maintain their uniform and practice their drill. Cadets were also able to play sports to maintain physical fitness, these include soccer, volleyball, manhunt, and more.

The day was planned Fsgt Allen, run by multiple level 5’s. Staff were able to see real progress and hope that cadets will continue to use the skills they learned today to maintain their dress and deportment. We thank everyone who came on Saturday.

All photos were taken by FCpl Dippel.

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33219 County Road 28
Hanover, ON
N4N3B8

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