Area cadets hone skills at biathlon training exerciseSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — Despite cold temperatures and wind chills, ten cadets and their trainers took part in a biathlon training exercise on Saturday, January 14, at the Temiskaming Bullseye Club range facility near Twin Lakes.The Cadet
Algonquin cadets hit their targets in TrentonTEMISKAMING SHORES (Special) – A team of local sharpshooters pulled the trigger on an elite finish at a competition in Trenton last weekend.Five cadets from the 2344 The Algonquin Regiment Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps were there April 16-17 for the
Steven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – For one it was the last time, the other perhaps just the first opportunity, but for both it was an experience to remember.Alexandra Paquette, 17, and Marianne Roy, 14, of the 2344 Army Cadets biathlon team, were part of Team Ontario
Cadets advance to biathlon championshipSteven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The biathlon – a combination of skiing and shooting – is a sport that seems like a natural for Northern Ontarians.There have been some successful biathletes from the region over the years, but two local
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with Royal Canadian Army Cadet, Algonquin Regiment Jarret Larabie. He won the Outstanding Cadet Award five years in
Algonquin Regiment 2344 Army Cadets celebrate 66th yearSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — The Algonquin Regiment 2344 Army Cadets marched with crisp precision underneath the stern gaze of reviewing officer Tim Caddel’s eyes, June 6 at the Haileybury Arena and Recreation Centre, filled with
355 Polaris Squadron impresses with annual ceremonySteven Larocque Speaker Reporter “(It’s) the best youth development program in the country and is the envy of many other nations.”– Lieutenant-Colonel Joe MacMillan.ENGLEHART – With family and friends filling the stands at the Englehart arena,
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – A group of local cadets have hit the bull’s eye when it comes to their marksmanship talents.The 2344 Royal Canadian Army Cadets New Liskeard Marksmanship Team competed April 11-12 in Trenton.They were there for the Regional and National Marksman Championships.They had an
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In tribute to the late Wayne Hearn, more than 50 firefighters, emergency responders and members of 2344 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps in New Liskeard paraded to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish on September 20. Carrying his remains were, clockwise from lower left, Harley firefighter Matthew Tremblay, Lieutenant
