2928 RCACC Truro

15 June 2026

On 13 June 2026 2928 RCACC conducted their Annual Ceremonial Review under the leadership of Capt Erica Brooks. Here are some great photos from that day

The Regimental Sergeant Major, Cadet Chief Warrant Officer Shipley presenting Reviewing Officer Plaque to Comrade Wilson Macdonald

Cadet Warrant Officer Rennie receives the Bar to the Army Cadet Service Medal, signifying 5 years of Cadet service

Captain Erica Brooks, CO of 2928 RCACC stands with 3 newly promoted Cadet Sergeants. Congratulations!!

Lieutenant Redden receives his promotion from Captain Brooks. Outstanding!

The Regimental Sergeant Major, Cadet Chief Warrant Officer Shipley thanks Captain Erica Brooks for her dedicated service in command of the 2928 and presents her with the Commanding Officer’s Service Plaque.

Captain Erica Brooks stands with some newly promoted Cadet Warrant Officers. Outstanding!!

Lieutenant (Navy) Krul conducts the Change of Command of 2928 RCACC from Captain Brooks to Captain Melanson.

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Cadet Chief Warrant Officer Shipley and Cadet Master Warrant Officer Sherry receive their Bars to the Army Cadet Service Medal denoting 6 years of service to Cadets. Dedicated people.

Captain Brooks stands with some newly promoted Cadet Master Warrant Officers. Outstanding Leadership!

Cadet Warrant Officer Burke is awarded his Army Cadet Service Medal denoting 4 years of service to the Cadets. Exemplary service

Cadet Warrant Officer Burke receives the award for the Top Marksman in the Corps. Excellent effort

Cadet Sergeant MacGillivray is awarded the Lord Strathcona Trust Fund Medal as the Top Cadet in the Corps. Superb dedication to duty!!

Cadet Warrant Officer McGregor receives the award for the Top Master Cadet. Great accomplishment!!

Lieutenant (Navy) Krul presents the Most Improved Cadet award to Cadet Warrant Officer Rennie. Hard working Cadet!!

Cadets who received Perfect Attendance Awards. Very dedicated to the Corps!!

Comrade Wilson presents the Royal Canadian Legion Medal of Excellence to Cadet Sergeant Keating. Very well deserved. Lots of hard work

Captain Brooks stands with Cadet Chief Warrant Officer Shipley and Cadet Master Warrant Officer Sherry, both having received Grohmann Knives and Age Out plaques. Dedicated service by both of these outstanding Cadets.

Captain Brooks presents the Commanding Officerès Choice award to Cadet Master Corporal O’Neill. Another hard working Cadet.

Cadet Sergeant Van Iderstine receives the plaque for Top Gold Star Cadet. Outstanding

Cadet Sergeant McNutt receives the plaque for Top Gold Star Cadet. Excellent effort

Cadet Master Corporal Skafte receives the plaque for Most Improved Silver Star Cadet. Excellent

Cadet Miller receives the plaque for Top Silver Star Cadet. Max performance

Cadet Boam receives the plaque for Most Improved Green Star Cadet. Lots of dedication and hard work

Cadet Rennie receives the plaque for Top Red Star Cadet. Outstanding contribution

Cadet Lewis receives the plaque for Most Improved Green Star Cadet. Great start to the career

Cadet Ganela receives the plaque for Top Green Star Cadet. Well done to this young Cadet

Cadet McNutt receives the plaque for Top Silver Star Cadet. Great Leadership

Cadet Sergeant Keating receives the plaque for Top Gold Star Cadet. Senior leadership at its finest

The 2928 Truro Army Cadets had the opportunity to participate in a valuable community engagement visit with the Truro Police Service and the Truro Fire Service.

During the visit, cadets toured both facilities and gained insight into the daily operations of each service. At the police station, they had the privilege of meeting the Police K9 unit and observing a demonstration of the handler’s commands, highlighting the discipline and training involved in K9 operations.

At the fire station, cadets learned about the fire apparatus, the specialized tools used in various emergency situations, and the protective suits and gear worn by firefighters. The hands-on experience provided meaningful insight into the responsibilities and professionalism of first responders.

The 2928 Truro Army Cadets sincerely appreciate both services for taking time out of their evening to share their knowledge and experiences with the cadets. Their commitment to community engagement and mentorship is truly valued.