Welland Canal Sea Cadets - 358 RCSCC SIR ISAAC BROCK

10/30/2026

Happy Halloween 🎃

10/15/2026

Badge placement refresh

10/09/2026

⚓ Introducing the NCO Team of RCSCC 358 Sir Isaac Brock! ⚓

Meet the young leaders helping guide, mentor and set the example for our cadets this training year!

Leadership is something learned through experience, and we’re proud to watch these cadets grow while helping others do the same.

🇨🇦 Did you know?

The Canadian Cadet Program is open to youth aged 12 to 18, with three elements to choose from: Sea, Army and Air Cadets.

The program is completely free to join, supported by the Department of National Defence in partnership with civilian sponsoring leagues.

With a focus on citizenship, leadership, and physical and mental fitness, the Cadet Program helps young Canadians build skills and confidence that last a lifetime.

Great leaders start somewhere, and we’re proud to have these ones at 358!

⚓ SURGITE! ⚓

10/08/2026

⚓ PROMOTIONS AT 358 ⚓

We always like taking a moment to recognize our cadets when they reach another milestone, and tonight we have three well earned promotions to celebrate.

Congratulations to:

⚓ Master Cadet Sahs
⚓ Petty Officer Second Class Bean
⚓ Petty Officer Second Class Alldread

Promotions are about more than a new rank on your sleeve. They reflect the work you have put in, the experience you have gained, and the trust placed in you to keep growing and helping lead the cadets around you.

Each of you has earned this moment, and we are proud to see you continue moving forward at 358.

BZ Sahs, Bean and Alldread. Congratulations on your promotions!

Surgite! ⚓

09/20/2026

Last September, 128 Air hosted a Senior NCO conference at Niagara College, with members from 611 Air.
This year was even bigger. Back at Niagara College with members from 9 different units and all elements.

358 Sea,
103 Sea
2835 Army
68 Army
1626 Army
128 Air (host unit)
62 Air
809 Air
23 Air

NCOs (senior and junior) from 9 units, all three elements, together for the sole purpose of trying to better their leadership abilities for the benefit of their units.

A huge thank you to our hosts at 128 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron,

The picture is Lt(N) Chotka from 358 Sea teaching a class.

09/20/2026

09/17/2026

⚓ PROMOTIONS ⚓

A big congratulations to our newest Able Cadets!

Able Cadet Flus
Able Cadet Diachale

Both of you have worked hard for this, and it has been great watching you continue to grow and step up within 358. This promotion is well deserved, and I’m proud to see you both earning that next rank.

BZ, cadets. Keep it going! ⚓

Surgite!

08/27/2026

As we get closer to September 9, we’re pretty excited about what’s ahead for 358.

Our new space at the Polish Legion is looking fantastic, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the continued support they’ve shown our corps. They’ve given 358 more than just a place to parade. They’ve given our cadets a home where they can learn, grow, make friends and build something together.

And now we’re ready to fill it.

If you know a young person looking for something new this fall, come check us out. Meet the cadets, meet the staff and see what Sea Cadets is all about.

⚓ RCSCC 358 Sir Isaac Brock
📍 Polish Legion, 294 Vine Street, St. Catharines
📅 We’re back September 9
🕡 We parade every Wednesday from 1830 to 2100
👥 Open to youth ages 12 to 18
💙 There is no cost to join

New cadets are always welcome, and there’s no better time to come see what 358 has to offer.

A huge thank you again to the Polish Legion for helping give 358 a place to call home and the room to keep growing.

Surgite ⚓

08/27/2026

Thursday Thought

September 9 is getting closer, and with it comes the start of another year at 358.

A new training year means new goals, new opportunities, new faces and another chance to build on everything we accomplished last year.

For our returning cadets, come back ready to lead, learn and help set the tone.

For anyone joining us for the first time, don’t worry about knowing everything on day one. Nobody does. Just show up, get involved and give it a chance.

The first night is only the beginning.

See you September 9. ⚓

Surgite

08/26/2026

Wednesday Thought for Our Senior Cadets ⚓️

Being a senior cadet isn’t just about rank.

It’s about being the person the younger cadets can look to when they’re unsure, nervous, or still trying to figure out where they fit.

They notice how you carry yourself. They notice how you treat people. They notice whether you step up, help out, and make room for others to succeed.

You don’t need to have every answer to be a good leader. Sometimes leadership is simply remembering that somebody else is watching how you handle the moment.

Set the example you would have wanted when you were new.

Surgite.