305 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Sackville

06/19/2026

On June 17, Government House opened its doors for the Lieutenant Governor’s annual Garden Party—one of Nova Scotia’s most cherished traditions, bringing together community, conversation, and a little garden-party elegance.

It was wonderful to see Cadets from Sea, Army, and Air units from across the region helping make the event such a success. A special Bravo Zulu goes to 305’s own CPO2 Baldin, who proudly represented the corps at this special occasion. Well done, Chief! ⚓👏🇨🇦

06/15/2026

🎭⚓ The nautical skit performed at 305's Annual Ceremonial Review was a creative and entertaining highlight, bringing the international meanings of nautical flags to life in a fun and memorable way! From the moment they took the stage, 305’s cadets captured the audience’s attention with confidence, humour, and enthusiasm.

Behind the laughs was outstanding teamwork. Every scene flowed smoothly, every cadet played their role with purpose, and together they delivered a polished performance that showcased both their knowledge and creativity.

Bravo Zulu to everyone involved for turning a lesson in seamanship into a performance that was both educational and unforgettable! 👏🌊

— PO1 Quillan, Cadet Correspondent

06/14/2026

305 RCSCC Sackville’s drill team delivered an impressive performance at this year’s Annual Ceremonial Review. Their focus, discipline, and willingness to give their best showed from the moment they stepped onto the parade square.

A huge part of that success came from the steady leadership of Chief Petty Officer Second Class Hunter Baldin. His guidance, patience, and ability to bring the team together shaped every sharp movement and every clean sequence.

The cadets’ dedication combined with CPO2 Baldin’s leadership created a performance that truly stood out. They set a strong example of teamwork, pride, and excellence at 305.



- PO1 Quillan, Cadet Correspondent

06/13/2026

305 RCSCC Sackville proudly hosted their Annual Ceremonial Review on May 30, showcasing the dedication and spirit of every cadet.

A major highlight of the day was the march past, carried out with precision and pride as Reviewing Officer Commodore French took the salute. Each display reflected the effort, discipline, and growth the cadets have built throughout the training year.

The ACR also celebrated achievement, with a wide range of awards and scholarships recognizing leadership, improvement, and excellence across the corps. It was a strong finish to the year and a proud moment for every cadet who helped make 305’s ACR a success.

PO1 Quillan, Cadet Correspondent

06/10/2026

The Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Education Foundation has awarded scholarships to three distinguished graduating cadets from RCSCC SACKVILLE this year!

CPO1 MOORE, CPO2 BALDIN, and PO1 COAKLEY are to be commended for their outstanding achievements and are wished success in their future studies. Bravo Zulu

06/01/2026

On May 27, the Petty Officers 2nd Class of 305 RCSCC who held First Class positions were officially promoted to the rank of Petty Officer 1st Class!

Congratulations to:

PO1 Bowman
PO1 Juett
PO1 Kelley
PO1 Otto
PO1 Quillan
PO1 Robertson
PO1 Sponagle

These promotions reflect the hard work, dedication, and leadership these cadets have shown throughout the training year. We are incredibly proud of all of your accomplishments and we are excited to see what you achieve next.

Well done, cadets! ⚓🎉

📸📝: PO1 Otto, Cadet Correspondent

06/01/2026

Good Evening 305!

I wanted to say congratulations to each & every one of you on another successful Annual Ceremonial Review yesterday. You all did such a phenomenal job!!

The RO & the Fleet Chief were so impressed with your performance, turnout & the overall ex*****on of the ACR. Their praise is a direct reflection of the hard work you’ve all put in throughout the training year.

Thank you for your commitment to all our practices & for representing us with pride.

Let's finish out our training year strong & carry this success into our next training year. I am so proud to be your CO!

Bravo Zulu!

-CO

05/25/2026

05/18/2026

Each May, Canadians celebrate Asian Heritage Month and recognize the important role that Canadians of Asian descent have played in shaping our country. It is a chance to appreciate the many cultures, traditions, and achievements that are part of Canada’s diverse communities.

At 305 RCSCC, we value the different backgrounds and experiences that make our corps and community unique. Asian Heritage Month encourages us to continue learning about one another and celebrating the diversity that brings people together.

Asian Heritage Month became an official national celebration in 2002 after a motion introduced by Senator Vivienne Poy was adopted by the Senate the year before.

📝: PO2 Otto, Cadet Correspondent

05/16/2026

Today, May 16, cadets from 305 RCSCC volunteered as course marshals for the Blue Nose Marathon, helping guide runners along the route and keeping the event running smoothly! They were an incredible help to the success of the marathon 💙

This is just one of the many amazing opportunities cadets have to give back and serve their community. We’re so proud of our cadets for stepping up and representing 305 so well! 👏

📝: PO2 Otto, Cadet Correspondent
📸: SLt Powell