As you likely noticed, this website is in the process of being updated. We’re constantly changing the layout and content to make sure we get it right. We’re also still in the process of pulling in all the posts from the old site.
During this phase, please find the latest updates on our Facebook page, and remember that our calendar is always up to date.
Thanks for your patience,
KF Bradley
Lieutenant
Training Officer
2313 SALH (Kiwanis) RCACC
I’ve set up a new site to help provide some information about the Sea, Army, and Air cadets in Medicine Hat. You’re welcome to check it out if you are looking for some info on the Sea or Air cadets, or pass this easy to remember website on to others.
The website can be found at MedicineHatCadets.com
KF Bradley
Lt
[Originally posted by Lt Bradley]
The following is a very slapped together show notes. They’ll be updated into a more readable format soon.
Welcome to yet another edition of Training Officer’s Message for the month of March hosted by yours truly 2Lt Bradley. Continue reading
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Welcome to the New Year’s Edition of the Training Officer’s Message. I hope everybody had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and has enjoyed their days off. Continue reading
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Every year, the Army Cadet League of Alberta holds a photo contest for cadet photos. Enter today to win $250! At one time, a photo of your shoe could have won due to the limited number of submissions. Let’s make it a real contest this year, and submit your photos! Continue reading
[Original post by Lt K. Bradley]
Hello,
Welcome to the new website of Cadet Unit 2313 SALH RCACC (Kiwanis). We hope that this will be a very useful resource in the future. As you can see, we have a blog which is very useful for the passing of information, to both cadets and parents alike. We also have a calendar, so that you can easily find out what’s going on this month. Third, there’s a resource page where the staff will be posting things like kits lists, permission slips, etc. No more excuses of “I lost it.”
Of course, with this site being new, it may not always function as expected. Please bear with us as we iron out the kinks in what we hope will be a really great site.
Thank you!
-SALH Cadets Web Developer
[excerpt from Medicine Hat News by Ken Gousseau]
Throngs of Hatters turned out at Remembrance Day ceremonies in the city to pay their respects to the fallen soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice upon the altar of freedom. Continue reading