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Canadian ski jumpers take bronze at Olympics On February 7th, 2022, Canadian olympians Abigail Strate, 20, Alexandria Loutitt, 18, Matthew Soukup, 24, and Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes, 30, captured the bronze medal in the first-ever mixed team ski jumping competition at the… Continue Reading →
Antoine-Marie-Roger de Saint-Exupéry was a French pilot and writer who is best known for his lyrical aviation writings, and his story The Little Prince, which has become a modern classic. Born on June 29, 1900 in Lyon France, Saint-Exupéry found… Continue Reading →
York University is offering you a chance to explore your passions and broaden your career opportunities at one of Canada’s top schools—for free. Get an education that inspires big ideas to create positive change and long-term success for yourself and… Continue Reading →
Canada beats Russian Olympic Committee 6-1 in women’s hockey after hour-long game delay On February 7th, 2022, the women’s hockey game between Russian Olympic Committee against Canada was delayed for over an hour due to a delay in COVID-19 testing,… Continue Reading →
The Voices for Change Student Award This award is an opportunity for students who want to make a difference. Change only happens when people like you raise their voices, so share your thoughts on taking action towards the issues you… Continue Reading →
On February 26th, 2022, Blue Door will be hosting their Coldest Night of the Year event! The Coldest Night of the Year is a winterrific family-friendly walk to raise money for local charities serving people experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness. Blue Door is… Continue Reading →
Build a snowman! For Day 4 of our Winter Challenge, the Media Team challenges you to build a snowman! Get outside and get some fresh air while challenging your family and friends to a traditional winter activity, building a snowman!… Continue Reading →
Watch a winter movie with your family! For Day 3 of our winter challenge, why don’t you to watch a winter movie with your family! Whether it’s watching a classic such as Home Alone, or watching a new winter movie… Continue Reading →
For the final day of 12 days of holiday safety, we would like to remind you to keep a careful eye out for anyone who is cooking or smoking while under the influence. Doing so during gatherings this holiday season… Continue Reading →
Bake winter cookies! For Day 2 of our Winter Challenge, why don’t you bake winter cookies! This is a fun activity to do with family and friends. There are many great and easy cookie recipes online that you can use…. Continue Reading →
For day 11 of 12 days of holiday safety, we would like to remind you about the dangers of smoking inside. If you are having a gathering during the holiday season, encourage any smokers to only smoke outside. It is… Continue Reading →
Add winter spirit to your home! For Day 1 of our Winter Break Challenge, the Media Team invites you to decorate your house with winter decorations to get in the holiday spirit! Some ideas include putting up winter lights, setting… Continue Reading →
For day 10 of 12 days of holiday safety, we would like to remind you about the importance of never leaving your stove unattended. Stepping away from the stove can cause CO poisoning and may ignite a fire. Regardless if… Continue Reading →
On the 9 day of Holiday Safety, we would like to remind you about the importance of keeping matches and lighters out of children’s reach. Matches and lighters can be deadly in the hands of children. Keep all fire-starting materials… Continue Reading →
For day 8 of Holiday Safety, we would like to remind you about the hazards flames can create. Keep open flames away from anything that may be combustible. If you can, use an enclosed candle holder or sturdy, burn-resistant container… Continue Reading →
For the 6th day of the 12 days of Holiday Safety, we would like to remind you about the dangers of having “octopus outlets.” In order to avoid possible fires, keep in mind to use extension cords wisely and only… Continue Reading →
For Day 5 of the Holiday Safety, we would like to remind you about the importance of establishing a home fire escape plan. By having a plan in place, it will ensure the safety of you and your family or… Continue Reading →
For the 4th day of the Holiday Safety, we recommend installing carbon monoxide detectors in all sleeping areas. These alarms alert you to the presence of these deadly gasses and can potentially save your life. As numerous people rely on… Continue Reading →
This is a reminder to have a working smoke alarm on every storey in your home, and outside all sleeping areas! Carbon monoxide is a lethal killer, and having a proper smoke detecting system will help eliminate most fears, and… Continue Reading →
For the second day, we’d like to remind you and your family to check all lights when decorating, and replace any worn or damaged cords or loose bulb connections. Worn or damaged cords can be a fire hazard, and cause… Continue Reading →
To kick this initiative off, we’d like to remind you and your family to water your fresh-cut Christmas trees daily! This prevents them from being flammable, since trees need a lot of water, and a dry tree is a flammable… Continue Reading →
The Blue Door shelter is in need of volunteer support for each of their two fundraisers, time spent supporting this event may be attributed to community service hours. Hockey Helps the Homeless is a national campaign that organizes community-based tournaments to… Continue Reading →
This is an optional, fun activity for all cadets to enjoy. Participating cadets will use their imagination, creativity, and effort to make a card, sending good wishes to another cadet. In return each participating cadet will get a “hand-made Holiday… Continue Reading →
The SSC invite friends and family to 8 Globemaster’s premiere fundraising event. Please register, there is no obligation to participate after registration! Register now, it’s easy. 1. Go to our Facebook event page, the link is here. 2. Press the… Continue Reading →
We would like to thank all the cadets that participated in the No Stone Left Alone project. This successful event has allowed 8 Globemaster Squadron to recognize and honour our local veterans. Just some follow up information for those who… Continue Reading →
Honour those who have served and continue to serve to defend peace and freedom. Make November 11 the most unforgettable day. Click on image to view video, ‘Unforgettable Day.’ #CanadaRemembers
Honour those who have served and continue to serve to defend peace and freedom. Continue reading for link to view ‘Our Freedom.’ #CanadaRemembers
The Air Cadet program is one of the best youth programs out there, and we’re looking to expand our family here at 8 Globemaster, and need your help! Our cadets where asked to reflect on the great opportunities and experiences… Continue Reading →
Richmond Hill Liberal reporter Yoyo Yan, promotes the efforts of 8 Globemaster squadron volunteers who are supporting The Royal Canadian Legion – Branch 375’s ‘No Stone Left Alone’ project this November. The ‘No Stone Left Alone’ project has identified almost… Continue Reading →
Stay up-to-date with the latest happenings with squadron announcements, activities, optional teams, clubs, cadet life, and pretty much anything else that is positive, engaging, and beneficial for the advancement in knowledge, interest or mental well-being of our members. Visit us… Continue Reading →