Article By: Captain Aaron Birosh, ENCAP Detachment Commander 2025
Approximately 30 Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members took part in this year's Exercise SUPER GARUDA SHIELD 2025 (Ex SGS25), conducted under Operation HORIZON in the Indo-Pacific from 24 Aug – 04 Sep 2025. This was Canada’s largest participation in the exercise, joining 6,500 troops from 12 partner nations. While Ex SGS25 featured diverse training elements, the largest Canadian group was sent to perform…
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Here is what is available at the Heritage Site:
8 x 50 amp plug-ins on the east side of the sand rings, and
24 x 30-amp hook-ups can be laid out in the overflow parking lot…
The CMEA is pleased to announce the names of this year's twelve CMEA Memorial Bursary recipients.
The bursary provides $2500 to each scholar. To date, the CMEA has presented a total of $204,500 to further the educational needs of our members and families. If you are a CMEA member and want to sponsor a scholar, see CMEA Bursary Program for application details.
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It is a tremendous honour to serve as the new President of the Canadian Military Engineers Association (CMEA). I step into this role with humility and enthusiasm, mindful of the rich legacy of service, innovation, and camaraderie that defines our Engineer family. The Canadian Military Engineers have always lived up to our motto—Ubique, Latin for “everywhere.” From combat operations to infrastructure development, from humanitarian support to disaster relief, our presence has…
On November 11th, representatives of the Canadian Military Engineers Association (CMEA) had the honour of participating in the National Remembrance Day Ceremony in Ottawa. Representing the Association were Craig Braddon, Daniel Doran, and Alexander Landry, who attended on behalf of the CMEA and the broader military engineering community.
Remembrance Day holds deep significance for all Canadians, and particularly for those who have served. It provides a moment to reflect on…
The CME would like to announce the release or retirement of the following members (no biographies submitted):
After more than 29 years of loyal and dedicated service to the Canadian Armed Forces and the Canadian Military Engineer Branch, CWO G.F. Bernier, MMM, CD (00381) will retire on 1 December 2025. Anecdotes and well wishes may be sent to Bdr E.I. Denault at: eve.denault@forces.gc.ca
After more than 18 years of loyal and dedicated service to the Canadian Armed Forces…
The Canadian Military Engineers Association (CMEA) proudly congratulates Corporal Kyle Austin Scott (Ret’d), who has been awarded the Order of Civil Merit – Seongnyu Medal (5th Class) by the President of the Republic of Korea, His Excellency Lee Jae-myung.
The award was formally presented to Kyle on 27 July 2025, in recognition of his “outstanding contributions to freedom and democracy of the Republic of Korea.” The Seongnyu Medal is one of Korea’s highest civilian…
