Sarnia Army Cadets

08/03/2026

👀 I see course cadet Hondzel from his Expedition Team Member course!

07/31/2026

Congratulations to our very own Cadet Sposib for receiving the second overall top cadet of the Expedition Team Member course! We are so proud of you!

Top course cadet silver : Expedition Team Member // Meilleur cadet de cours niveau argent: membre d'équipe d'expédition
Joelle Sposib

07/20/2026

Congratulations to these four outstanding cadets from 102 Army Cadets who are heading to Blackdown Cadet Training Centre this summer!

Their dedication, hard work, and commitment have earned them this exciting opportunity to further develop their leadership, teamwork, confidence, and specialized skills alongside cadets from across the country.

We are incredibly proud of each of you and know you’ll represent 102 Army Cadets with professionalism and enthusiasm. The experiences, friendships, and skills you gain at Blackdown will not only make you stronger cadets but will also help prepare you for future success in school, work, and your communities.

Best of luck this summer, we can’t wait to hear about your adventures and everything you accomplish. Make the most of every opportunity!

Please join us in wishing our four cadets an amazing and successful summer at Blackdown CTC! 🎉🍁

07/08/2026

Congratulations to our very own 2Lt Day who got promoted earlier this week by the command team at Blackdown CTC! We wish you all the best with the rest of the summer and can’t wait to hear all about it in September!

07/03/2026

Congratulations to Sgt Moons who will be working in Training Support this summer at Blackdown CTC. Be sure to give them a follow to stay up to date with everything that’s happening there! We will be having a few cadets depart TOMORROW! For their summer training course! Have the best summer Sgt Moons and we can’t wait to hear about your time when you’re back!

06/29/2026

06/15/2026

We are proud to share the success of our 123rd Annual Ceremonial Review that happened on Saturday, June 13th, 2026!

This important milestone event showcased the dedication, discipline, and growth of our cadets over the past training year. We were honoured to have Les Jones, Past President of Sarnia Legion Branch 62, serve as our Reviewing Officer.

With 25 cadets on parade, they demonstrated outstanding dress, drill, and deportment, reflecting the hard work and commitment they have put in throughout the year. We couldn’t be prouder of their efforts and achievements.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out to support this special occasion, and to those who helped make it possible:
- Our cadet parents and families, for their continued support and for the time and effort they put into transporting their cadets to ensure they can participate in all events
- Sarnia Legion Branch 62
- Sarnia Moose Lodge 1046 - Loyal Order of Moose
- Sarnia Legion Pipe Band
- Sarnia Police Service
- Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce
- Lambton College
- City of Sarnia

Your continued support of our program and our cadets means so much to us.

Congratulations to all of our cadets on a fantastic year, and best of luck to those attending summer training at Blackdown Cadets / Cadets de Blackdown, we know you will represent our unit with pride!

06/06/2026

New military crosswalk in Sarnia to be unveiled
​By Natalia Vega.

Thanks Sarnia News Today, for a well research, fact based piece of reporting.

June 5, 2026 - 1:05pm
​A new military crosswalk honoring Ojibwe, French, and English communities, will officially be unveiled in downtown Sarnia.
​As part of a partnership between the Sarnia Legion Branch 62 and City of Sarnia, an unveiling ceremony will be held at the corner of Christina Street and Wellington Street on Sunday, June 7, at 2 p.m.

​In a community invitation, Legion President Ron Realesmith said the three languages were incorporated to reflect the diverse communities that have shaped the region.
​"These languages honour the First Nations, French, and English communities who have stood in defense of Canada, and the generations of Canadians from all backgrounds who have worn the uniform, many of whom paid the ultimate sacrifice," read a statement. "By including all three languages, we acknowledge that remembrance is not the story of one group, but of many. It is a shared history of courage, service, and unity."

​The Ojibwe wording, "Gaawiin ka-nenmaasiinaanik" means "Don't forget about them," and the French wording, "Nous nous souviendrons," means "We Will Remember." In English, the text reads, "We Will Remember/ Lest We Forget".
​Representatives from the Canadian Armed Forces, local cadet units, the pipe band, and members of the Royal Canadian Legion will take part in Sunday's ceremony.

Members of the public are invited to attend.
​The intersection of Christina Street and Wellington Street will be closed to through traffic on Sunday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. to accommodate the ceremony.

​The Veterans Park Crosswalk, near the Sarnia Library, was unveiled in 2022.