43 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Impregnable

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43 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Impregnable For youth ages 12-18, we offer training in leadership, citizenship, sailing, drill, personal development, and seamanship.

There is also the opportunity to travel, attend summer camps, international exchanges, and so much more! #43 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Impregnable meets every Monday evening from 6:30pm to 9:00pm, September to June. We parade out of HMCS Queen, located in the gorgeous Wascana Park in Regina, Sk. Our registration night is usually the first Monday after Labour Day, but we do accept new registrations all year long. All of our contact information and a link to the online registration is listed in our bio.

#43 RCSCC Impregnable is a youth program for ages 12 through 18. These youth have the opportunity to participate in various training and skill building activities within a nautical environment. Things like Sailing, Seamanship, Ropework, Marksmanship, Biathlon, just to name a few. There is also a focus on personal development with training being offered in Leadership, Citizenship, Critical Thinking, Self-discipline, Self-confidence, and Mutual Respect. All values and skills that can be carried with a person for their entire lives. Cadets also have the opportunity to travel all over Canada and even internationally when attending summer camps or exchanges. There are even times when the cadets get to display their skills at public events such as parades, game days, Remembrance Day and other such ceremonial events. Cadets are encouraged to become active, responsible members of their community. They learn valuable skills that are transferable in life and work such as decision making, being able to take the initiative, and teamwork. Cadets make valuable contributions to Canadian society by their community involvement and volunteerism. Through the cadet program you can receive various local, provincial, or national awards and honours. The older cadets can even use their cadet attendance and skills to apply for post secondary education scholarships. As you can see the possibilities are endless. If you have any questions or require further information you can email us at [email protected] or give us a call at 1(306) 510-1034.

Our deepest condolences go out to the families, friends, and loved ones of those who lost their lives in the tragedy at ...
10/19/2026

Our deepest condolences go out to the families, friends, and loved ones of those who lost their lives in the tragedy at CFB Wainwright.
Our thoughts are with those injured, all who have been affected, and the first responders and personnel who answered the call to help.
We stand with the Canadian Armed Forces community during this difficult time.

First night back on the range for the 43 RCSCC Marksmanship cadets! 🎯Cadets use Daisy 853C Air R***e to hone their Marks...
10/19/2026

First night back on the range for the 43 RCSCC Marksmanship cadets! 🎯

Cadets use Daisy 853C Air R***e to hone their Marksmanship skills under the watchful eye of our dedicated Range Saftey Officers. Once proficient, cadets have the opportunity to compete at a local level with some cadets moving on to regional or even national levels of competition.

We have some brand new Able Cadets and Leading Cadets!BRAVO ZULU Cadets!!!
10/07/2026

We have some brand new Able Cadets and Leading Cadets!

BRAVO ZULU Cadets!!!

10/01/2026
09/04/2026
Cadets from 43 RCSCC Impregnable had a great time at Nautical Day learning about hull styles, parts of a boat, and basic...
04/13/2026

Cadets from 43 RCSCC Impregnable had a great time at Nautical Day learning about hull styles, parts of a boat, and basic boating safety. They then put their skills to the test in a fun boat-building competition, with winners in four categories—see each photo for details. The Coxn and Trg CPO were great sports, joining in the fun and helping build team spirit and esprit de corps.

And of course, no Sea Cadet activity would be complete without knot tying!

This weekend, while our Sea Cadet Corps was attending an activity, we received the heartbreaking news of the accident th...
03/08/2026

This weekend, while our Sea Cadet Corps was attending an activity, we received the heartbreaking news of the accident that resulted in the loss of a cadet and injuries to others.

We are deeply saddened by the loss of a young life that was part of the cadet community, and our thoughts are also with those who were injured and are recovering.

Our hearts go out to the cadet’s family, friends, fellow cadets, and the staff who are supporting them through this incredibly difficult time.

The cadet program builds strong bonds, and when one part of our community hurts, we all feel it. We stand together as a cadet community and send our deepest condolences.

It is with profound sadness that we share the news that officials and emergency services have confirmed the passing of a cadet following the tragic bus accident that occurred yesterday in Sainte‑Rose‑de‑Watford, Quebec, transporting members of the Cadet Program to an activity.

Our hearts are with the cadet’s family, friends, and with all members of the cadet community who are mourning this deeply felt loss. We extend our sincere and heartfelt condolences during this incredibly difficult time.

Out of respect for the grieving family and all those affected, no further details will be shared at this time.

For those who feel moved to do so, we invite you to take a quiet moment of personal reflection in honour of those impacted. Thank you for your compassion, care, and understanding.

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100 Navy Way
Regina, SK
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