NEW BADGE, NEW PRIDE

December 21, 2025
Cadets, News
RMR Commanding Officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Langlois, and the Regimental Sergeant Major, Chief Warrant Officer Quesnel, pose with the cadets proudly displaying their new RMR cap badges. Photo credit: Lieutenant(Navy) John Wylie.

Article written by Captain John Wylie, UPAR – Montreal West.

Westmount, Quebec – 21 December 2025: The Army Cadets of 2806 Pointe-Claire (RMR) were presented at the end of November with the cap badge of The Royal Montreal Regiment (RMR) by none other than the Commanding Officer of the regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel Langlois, and the Regimental Sergeant Major, Chief Warrant Officer Quesnel.

RMR Commanding Officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Langlois, congratulating cadets on their badging into the RMR family. Photo credit: Lieutenant(Navy) John Wylie.

In Army Cadet Corps affiliated with Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) regiments, the wearing of their affiliated unit’s cap badge is a rite of passage. It symbolizes belonging, respect, and the unique connection between cadets and those who serve in the CAF. For youth from 2806 Pointe-Claire (RMR), this ceremony with the RMR is more than a simple relationship; it’s foundational, this is an integral part of their identity and is fundamental in inspiring cadets to live up to the proud legacy of the regiment and its members who have served in it.

RMR Commanding Officer, Lieutenant-Colonel Langlois, prepares to issue the cadets with their new RMR cap badges. Photo credit: Lieutenant(Navy) John Wylie.
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