CMEA Bursary Program 2026 – Last Call for Applications
CMEA Members,
Applications for the CMEA Bursary Program 2026 are open to CMEA members and their dependents. Applications must be received before 31 July 2026. See the CMEA website for additional information: CMEA Bursary Program | Canadian Military Engineers (cmea-agmc.ca)
CHIMO!
The Legacy Walk Opens at Chilliwack
The closure of Canadian Forces Base Chilliwack in the mid-1990s marked the end of an era for the “Home of the Canadian Military Engineers.” The decision, however, set the stage for one of Canada’s most successful military-to-civilian land transformations.
Japanese WW II Incendiary Bombs
The Royal Canadian Engineers played a direct, hands on role in investigating, disarming, and analyzing Japan’s Fu Go balloon bombs that reached Canada during the Second World War. Their work focused on bomb disposal, site investigation, and technical intelligence.
Ripple Rock Explosion
On the morning of 5 April 1958, Canadians gathered around radios and televisions to witness a moment unlike anything they had seen before: the detonation of Ripple Rock in Seymour Narrows, BC. It was, at the time, the largest planned non-nuclear explosion in history. At the centre of this achievement stood Lieutenant Colonel Cyril Burton North (Ret’d), one of the most accomplished and decorated tunnellers the Canadian Engineers ever produced.
MGen John Arthur Stewart Trophy Winner for RMC Class of 2026
OCdt Emilie Brulé was chosen as this year's winner of the MGen John Arthur Stewart Trophy for the RMC Class of 2026. Sponsored by the Canadian Military Engineer Association, the trophy is awarded to the top Military Engineer cadet (Combat or Construction) in his/her graduating year. Criteria include high standards of proficiency in each of the four components of the RMCC. (four interlocking pillars: Academics, Military, Physical Fitness and Bilingualism)