Article By: Capt Kyle Ho, RPOU(W) Operations Officer 2
During Asian Heritage Month (AHM), we recognize the proud contributions of Canadians of Asian origin whose service strengthens the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). Among them is Lieutenant (Lt) Jaeyoung (Dave) Seo, a young officer whose determination, discipline, and pursuit of excellence reflect both his heritage and the core values of the Royal Canadian Engineers (RCE).
Born in 2002, Lt Seo enrolled in the CAF through the…
Le GMC aimerait annoncer la libération ou la retraite des membres suivants (aucune biographie soumise):
Après plus de 25 années de service loyal et dévoué aux Forces armées canadiennes et à la Branche du Génie militaire canadien, l’Adj C.J. Vance, CD, (00307) prendra sa retraite le 1 décembre 2026. Des anecdotes et des bons vœux de départ peuvent être envoyés à l’Adj D.W. Drydak: derek.drydak@forces.gc.ca
Après plus de 22 années de service loyal et dévoué aux Forces armées…
Les candidatures au Programme de bourses de la CMEA 2026 sont ouvertes aux membres de la CMEA et à leurs personnes à charge. La date limite de dépôt des candidatures est le 31 juillet 2026. Pour plus d'informations, veuillez consulter le site web de la AGMC - AGMC Programme de bourse
CHIMO!
Article By: Capt Kyle Ho, RPOU(W) Operations Officer 2
Major (Maj) Jaemok Lee’s journey in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) is a testament to discipline, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Born in Korea, his values shaped early in his life growing up in a small town in Vancouver Island, B.C. From a young age, Jaemok displayed exceptional athletic ability, particularly in soccer and rugby. These formative years in sport would become the foundation for his…
Article By: Capt Kyle Ho, RPOU(W) Operations Officer 2
Combative training in 1 Combat Engineer Regiment (1 CER) has experienced a strong revival over the past several years, driven by dedicated soldiers committed to preparing Sappers for the realities of the modern battlefield. What began as a grassroots initiative has evolved into a structured grappling program that emphasizes controlled aggression, resilience, and confidence under pressure.
Last summer marked a significant…
Article By: Capt Kyle Ho, RPOU(W) Operations Officer 2
Warrant Officer Adam Crozier exemplifies what it means to serve and committed to service both in uniform and in the community. Adam enrolled in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) as a Combat Engineer on 31 Mar 2009, motivated by a strong desire to serve on operations in Afghanistan. Originally from Ontario, Adam was offered postings closer to home but chose a more demanding path. He volunteered for 1 Combat Engineer…
Article By: Capt Kyle Ho, RPOU(W) Operations Officer 2
Real Property Operations Unit (West) (RPOU(W)) launched its Asian Heritage Month (AHM) 2026 celebrations on 29 Apr 26, the Canadian Military Engineer (CME) Birthday, marking the beginning of a month‑long series of cultural education and engagement activities. This year’s celebration marks the third consecutive year that RPOU(W) has proudly recognized and amplified Asian heritage within the Defence Team.
The CME Birthday…
Article By: Capt Kyle Ho, RPOU(W) Operations Officer 2
With over more than two decades of dedicated service, Lieutenant‑Colonel Jonathan Hallett’s career has been marked by courage under fire, technical mastery, and transformational leadership, shaping both operational outcomes abroad and critical infrastructure readiness at home.
LCol Hallett joined the Royal Canadian Engineers as a Direct Entry Officer on 25 August 2004, embarking on a career defined by unwavering…
Article By: Capt Kyle Ho, RPOU(W) Operations Officer 2
During the summer of 2025, Real Property Operations Unit (West) (RPOU(W)) marked a significant milestone with a Change of Command ceremony, formally transferring command from Lieutenant‑Colonel (LCol) Jonathan Hallett to LCol Melanie Arsenault. The event honoured enduring leadership, continuity of stewardship, and the people who enable Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) readiness through infrastructure.
In his final remarks as…
L’élève-officier Émilie Brulé a été choisie comme lauréate du Le trophée Major-général John Arthur Stewart pour la promotion 2026 du CMR Kingston. Parrainé par l’Association du génie militaire canadien, ce trophée est remis au meilleur élève-officier du Génie militaire (combat ou construction) de sa cohorte de finissants. Les critères de sélection comprennent l’atteinte de normes élevées dans chacun des quatre piliers du CMR : les études, le volet militaire, la condition…
