Weekly Training Timings Time Event Note Monday 18:00 Attendance Deadline Notify flight staff of attendance/absence Tuesday 18:00 Senior Arrival FCpl and above arrive at NDRC Tuesday 18:15 Junior Arrival All other cadets arrive Tuesday 18:20 Form Up On the parade square Tuesday 18:30 Lateness Cut-off Cadets are officially marked …
May 1-3 in Chilliwack. On Friday May 1 – Cadets must be at the North Delta Rec Center by 16:30, bus will leave the rec center at 17:00. Cadets will return to the Rec Center on Sunday at the rec center at 14:00. Field Training Uniforms (FTUs) should be worn. …
On Tuesday May 12 will be our squadron photo night. Photo packages can be preordered online in the link below. All cadets are to wear C1s. The link to the form is here: https://forms.gle/GnaY77ufxV7tydoF6
Each cadet will have an individual photo, flight group photo. Cadets on a team will have additional photos.
The meeting point is the main terminal building at Pitt Meadows Airport, which is located at 18799 Airport Way, Pitt Meadows, BC. Cadets are expected to be at the airport 30 minutes before their assigned departure time, so that we can get the appropriate documentation done and carry out a …
NEW DATE is June 13: The meeting point is Gate 16 at the Pitt Meadows Regional Airport, which is located on the north side of the airport, off Ford Road, not at the terminal building. Cadets are asked to be at CFS Pitt Meadows by 0845. The morning Fam Gliding …
WNG O – ADA-LM ESW 27-54 – FTX Summer Pathfinder Dates: 15-18 May 2026 Location: Columbia Valley Training Site Eligibility: This activity is open to Army and Air Cadets in Years 1-4 (Levels 1-4), with a quota of 130, 70 and 15 cadets able to participate in Junior, Senior and Solo courses, respectively. …
Familiarization Gliding is conducted entirely outdoors, in an area that is open to wind and weather, and which does not have any shelter whatsoever. Attending cadets are expected to dress in civilian clothing that is appropriate to any weather that might be encountered throughout the day. The most common errors are wearing clothing that is too light, and not bringing a jacket appropriate to conditions.
The gliding day often starts out chilly but warms quickly and sun exposure becomes a real concern as noon approaches. Proper sun protection, including hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen, is essential for a safe and comfortable experience. Closed-toe footwear is mandatory…no flip-flops or sandals. Cadets will be on their feet all day, on paved and grass surfaces; footwear that has a good tread and some support will maximize comfort. Attending cadets are responsible for ensuring that they have sufficient water and snacks for the day. Air Ops does not provide food and follows the “pack it in – pack it out” philosophy. All garbage created must go with the individual who created it.
Conduct of familiarization gliding is a “team sport” and requires the participation and full attention of everyone on the airfield. Cadets on the airfield will not have the opportunity to do homework, and the use of electronic devices (including phones) is prohibited unless authorized by the Site Commander or Launch Control Officer. Parents can stay to watch but will not be permitted on the airfield.
All cadets should set up their 365 account and log into our squadron Teams page so stay up to date with announcements and information. Cadet365 is a collaborative platform for all cadets across Canada. The aim is to promote collaboration and facilitate remote work such as Area Directed Activities and …
Registration for Summer 2026 is now closed. Cadets who are selected will be contacted directly. For more course information go to Cadet Summer Training and look up Course Information. ONLINE Courses Basic Coder July 13 – July 24 Cyber Safety & Security Team Leader July 27 – Aug 7 …