Armed Forces in Midtown Toronto, Toronto, ON
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1200 Markham Road, Ste. 527, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M1H 3C3
(416) 431-2792
The Royal Canadian Army Cadets is a national organization for youth aged 12 to 18. There are more than 25, 000 cadets which are split up into over 450 corps across Canada. Each member meets up once a week during the school year on their designated training night to learn citizenship, leadership, drill, effective speaking, outdoor survival, range and more. In addition to training nights, corps may have other optional nights of the week dedicated to sports, drill, range, biathlon or other additional training. During select weekends during the year, many corps engage in outdoor bush exercises, competitions or a variety of other trips. Nearby results from the Armed Forces category
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130 QUEEN ST E, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 1R9
(416) 635-2761
Armed Forces, Government office, Membership Organizations, Government Organization, Business associations 
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1 Austin Terrace, Toronto, M5R 1X8
416-923-1171
The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada Regimental Museum was authorized by the Regimental Executive Committee in 1956 and officially opened in Calgary, Currie Barracks on 1 May 1957. The museum is now operated by the Regimental Trust Fund and in June 2012 Major (Ret) John M. Stephens, CD took over as curator with the retirement of Captain Simundson. There are also smaller displays in Calgary and Victoria. 
The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Museum and Archives is a popular destination for military history enthusiasts. Soldiers, both current and former, volunteer at the museum. Visitors are captivated by the history of military intelligence and international security, with a special focus on Camp X. Families also bring their children to learn about various aspects of military history. 