In this Issue:
Honours And AwardsChange Of CommandCommand PositionsSummer ActivitiesExercisesRobbie Burns Dinner 2027Veteran AffairsMembership39 CER Association Contacts
Change is a constant in the Army, and change has come to 39 CER with a Change of Command.
39 CER has new Commanding Officer. A Change of Command is more than a passing of the torch in the Reserves; it is a sign of strength these as there are some units struggling to grow their CO’s from within their…
The CMEA welcomes 2 Lt Neeham Khalid as editor of our weekly News Brief. Since last April, when he was first introduced to the news-gathering process, he has steadily taken on more responsibility and, for the past two months, has been fully responsible for gathering, curating, and distributing the CMEA News Brief. We are grateful for Neeham’s volunteer efforts and those of his team of news gatherers.
The CMEA News Brief depends on the support of our members and corporate…
The CMEA congratulates Alex Landry on his selection as a Fellow in the CDA Institute’s 2026–27 Fellowship Programme.
The Fellowship brings together distinguished leaders, accomplished professionals, and emerging talent from Canada and abroad who contribute to the study and discussion of Canadian defence and security.
As a member of the 2026–27 cohort, Alex will contribute his knowledge and experience to the CDA Institute’s research, programming, events, and public…
Mrs. Lise Galuga transformed the Izzy Doll Initiative into a global humanitarian movement. Through her commitment, innovation, and respect for the legacy of Master Corporal Mark Isfeld, she has made a lasting contribution to upholding the values of the Canadian Military Engineers and the Canadian Armed Forces.
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As of today, 8 October, the event is sold out. Additional attendees will be placed on a wait list and we will do our best to accommodate them.
Good day CME family members,
Registration for the Canadian Military Engineers Annual Dinner 2026 has been moving quickly, and we're excited to see so many members already making plans to attend. While regular tickets remain available, members wishing to take advantage of the promotional pricing for Senior Sappers…
Article By: Capt Kyle Ho, RPOU(W) Ops 2
On 23 Sep 26, Real Property Operations Unit (West) (RPOU(W)) hosted a professional development (PD) session on Truth and Reconciliation for the Headquarters (HQ), Defence Construction Canada (DCC), and RPOU(W) detachments across Western Canada and 1 Canadian Division Engineer Sergeant Major. The session provided an opportunity to better understand the historical policies that affected Indigenous Peoples in Canada and to reflect on our…
Article submitted by MWO D.S. Martin
RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany — Fifteen members of the Canadian Military Engineer Branch participated in Exercise Silver Flag 2026, training alongside and fully integrated with United States Air Force personnel in a demanding expeditionary environment.
Delivered by the 435 Construction and Training Squadron (435 CTS), Silver Flag provided Canadian and American engineers with an opportunity to develop and exchange skills required to establish…
On 18 September, Op GRANITE II Lead, Dave Shavalier met with officials at Chilliwack City Hall to discuss the city's support for Remembrance Day ceremonies at All Sappers Memorial Park this past July. He was blown away by the support offered and remarked that Op GRANITE II was the main catalyst for much of the City's renewed awareness of its military connection. As well, the Mayor complimented the Op GRANITE II Rededication Ceremony and agreed the Legion plays a significant…
