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CANADA'S OUTSTANDING ARMY CADET
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Support Committee HandbookEfficient bookkeepingFinancial ReportingBudget preparationA toolbox full of helpful resourceson our RESOURCES page
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THE MAJOR-GENERAL W. A. HOWARD AWARD FOR EXCELLENCETHE LIEUTENANT-GENERAL J.W. QUINN ANNUAL AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN MUSICWALSH AWARD – CANADA’S OUTSTANDING ARMY CADETCOLONEL COMMANDANTS AND NATIONAL PRESIDENTS’ SCHOLARSHIPMAJOR TERENCE WHITTY, CD, KCSTG MEMORIAL BURSARYYOUNG CITIZENS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARDAnd more...THE ACLC AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPSFIND OUT MORE ON OUR AWARDS PAGE
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In recognition and appreciation of our exceptional volunteers
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Support Committee HandbookEfficient bookkeepingFinancial ReportingBudget preparationA toolbox full of helpful resourceson our RESOURCES page
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JUNE 2023Many First Nations, Inuit and Métis take part in the Army Cadet Program, including the adult leaders & volunteers who support them across Canada.The ACLC will take time to recognize their rich history, heritage, resilience and diversity.
The Army Cadet League of Canada (League) was officially formed in 1971 to work with the Department of National Defence (DND) in support of Army cadets and has a branch office in each of the provinces and the territories.
The League is the supervisory sponsor for more than 400 cadet corps across Canada. With the aid of each branch office, the League ensures financial, accommodations and transportation support for programs and services not provided by the Department of National Defence to more than 18,000 Army cadets.
The Army Cadet League of Canada is a civilian non-profit organization working in partnership with the Canadian Armed Forces to support the Royal Canadian Army Cadet program
OUR FOCUS
SUPPORT ARMY CADETS ACROSS CANADA
Encourage and promote interest in and support for the Royal Canadian Army Cadets.
RECOMMEND NEW CADET CORPS
Facilitate and recommend the formation of army cadet corps.
Many people think of Cadets as preparation for a career in the military, but it is really about preparing for life; about developing skills, the qualities and the confidence that will allow these young people to prosper and contribute to the Canada of tomorrow.
