June 22, 1943
On this date in 1943, due to the heavy Engineer commitment, training of Artillery personnel to construct Bailey Bridges was started.
June 21, 1749
On this date in 1749, Lord Cornwallis landed in the newly formed garrison town of Halifax. His engineers immediately began the layout of the town and its defences.
June 20, 1917
On this date in 1917, Tunnelling Companies were being employed as extra Field Companies due to their expertise in explosives.
June 19, 1944
On this date in 1944, 10 Field Squadron organized a "Get Ahead Course” to acquaint officers of other arms on how to solve problems and relieve Engineers of a workload.
June 18, 1942
On this date in 1942, the Royal Canadian Engineers were introduced to the Bailey bridge that was to replace the Inglis bridge they had been using.
June 17, 1897
On this date in 1897, Lt-Gen Edson Louis Milliard (Tommy) Burns was born in Westmount, QC.
June 16, 1945
On this date in 1945, Cpl R.M. Fetherston and Spr J.D. Garrett of 11 Field Company were awarded the George Medal for rescuing British soldiers in an ammunition fire.
June 15, 1952
On this date in 1952, the Donjek Bridge, constructed by No 1 Road Maintenance Company at Mile 1132.8 on the Alaska Highway, was opened by Brig J.L. Melville.
June 15, 1921
On this date in 1921, the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals became established and they took over the duties of the Canadian Engineer telegraph and wireless sections.
June 14, 1940
On this date in 1940, Tommy Prince enrolled in the 1st Corps Field Park Company, RCE. He became Canada's most decorated native soldier.