348 Manitoulin RCSCC

06/08/2026

Today, the Manitoulin Royal Canadian Sea Cadets and Navy League Cadet Corps Edwin Kift attended the annual Decoration Day Ceremony at the Manitoulin District Cenotaph, hosted by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 177.
Our cadets proudly assisted with the laying of wreaths in remembrance of those who served and sacrificed for our country. Their participation, professionalism, and respect throughout the ceremony were greatly appreciated.
Bravo Zulu to all cadets for representing your corps with pride and honour. Lest We Forget.

06/01/2026

A little action on Lake Ramsey! 🚤💨 The RCMP Border Patrol Marine Unit vessel and the Greater Sudbury Police Service Marine Unit vessel gave our cadets a front-row seat to some exciting on-the-water maneuvering. A great way to showcase the skill, teamwork, and capabilities of our marine law enforcement partners during an outstanding Seamanship weekend." ⚓🇨🇦

06/01/2026

The RCMP Border Integrity Marine Vessel overtaking the Greater Sudbury Police Service Marine Unit vessel on Lake Ramsey during our Sea Cadet seamanship training weekend in Sudbury.
Cadets had the opportunity to observe marine operations firsthand while learning about boating safety, navigation, law enforcement on the water, and the importance of safe boating practices. A special thank you to both the RCMP and the Greater Sudbury Police Service Marine Unit for helping make this an unforgettable learning experience for our cadets.

06/01/2026

This past weekend, the Manitoulin Royal Canadian Sea Cadets joined fellow cadets from Sault Ste. Marie, Elliot Lake, Sudbury, North Bay, and Timmins for an exciting weekend on Lake Ramsey.

Cadets enjoyed hands-on boating activities, teamwork exercises, skill development, and plenty of time on the water. It was a fantastic weekend filled with learning, adventure, and fun for everyone involved.

The weekend was also highlighted by the presence of the Greater Sudbury Police Service Marine Unit and the RCMP Border Integrity Marine Vessel, whose officers shared valuable information on boating safety, marine operations, and law enforcement on the water. Their participation provided cadets with a unique opportunity to learn from experienced marine professionals and to see specialized police vessels up close.

Through the Sea Cadet program, youth have the opportunity to earn their Pleasure Craft Operator Card (boater's licence), obtain their Marine Radio Operator Certificate (ROC-M), and develop proficiency in the safe handling and operation of pleasure craft.

Training continues Monday evenings in Little Current, where cadets gain practical experience using our own fleet of boats. This is made possible in part through the generous support of the Little Current Lions Club, whose donation helped fund the purchase of one of our training vessels.

To learn more about the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet program and the opportunities available to youth ages 12 to 18, visit us online and search for RCSCC Manitoulin. New cadets are always welcome! ⚓🇨🇦

LT(N) Boucher
SEA ADA - OPI

05/28/2026

On May 23, 2026, the Manitoulin Royal Canadian Sea Cadets held their 22nd Annual Ceremonial Review, with this year’s Reviewing Officer, Mrs. Carol Hughes.

It was a special occasion for the Corps and an opportunity to recognize the hard work, dedication, discipline, and achievements of our cadets over the past training year.

It was also a chance for families, friends, and members of our community to see the pride, teamwork, and leadership these young people have developed through the Sea Cadet program.

Bravo Zulu to all who received awards and recognition.

The Sea Cadet program is a free program for youth ages 12 to 18. for more info: [email protected]

05/14/2026

05/10/2026

A few of our cadets are helping out today at the Mother’s Day Brunch happening at the Little Current Legion until 1 p.m. Come on down and treat Mom to a delicious breakfast while supporting our local Legion and cadet program. We’d love to see you there!