The Royal Military College of Canada is very proud to announce that Lieutenant-General (Retd) Peter John Devlin will receive a Doctorate of Military Science honoris causa at our 115th Convocation at the Canadian Forces College in Toronto on June 26, 2019. Read more about the recipient.
Officer cadets and recent graduates of the Royal Military College of Canada will represent the Canadian Armed Forces at Henley Royal Regatta near London, England, July 3 to 7. Read more about the RMC crew.
RMC's Dale Towe was named an OUA East Second Team All-Star for the third consecutive season
RMC's Kara Stephan named OUA East First Team All-Star for second consecutive season
RMC defeats Queen’s 5-1 in the Carr-Harris Cup, which celebrates the world’s oldest hockey rivalry. Read more about the Carr-Harris cup
photo credit: Reuben Polansky and Maddy Harris)
Officer-in-Charge Lt(N) Pumphrey with NCdts Nicholas Bell and Justine Garneau are greeted by the Indian Naval Academy at the Admiral's Cup Sailing Regatta 2018. Read more about the Admiral's Cup Sailing Regatta
RMC toboggan races against Concordia's at the Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race 2019. Read more about the Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race.
CAF addressing Harmful and Inappropriate Sexual Behaviour
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Did you know? In 1964, the Dean of Arts at the time, Colonel, the Honourable F.G. Stanley, first suggested to then Member of Parliament for Leeds, Colonel the Honourable John R. Matheson, that the Royal Military College flag should form the basis for the national flag of Canada.
Did you know? In 1964, the Dean of Arts at the time, Colonel, the Honourable F.G. Stanley, first suggested to then Member of Parliament for Leeds, Colonel the Honourable John R. Matheson, that the Royal Military College flag should form the basis for the national flag of Canada.
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Colonel Stanley proposed that within the centre of the flag should be a single red maple leaf instead of the college emblem, which was a mailed fist holding a sprig of green maples leaves.
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His design was ultimately approved by Parliament and by Royal Proclamation to be the symbol of our nation.
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