Four Years Later, Did the Arbour Report on Canada’s Military Culture Get It Right?
Commentary This past weekend, I attended the 150th anniversary celebrations of the Royal Military College of Canada, my alma mater. It was a powerful reminder of what RMC and its graduates have given this country: generations of leaders who served Canada in war and peace, including those who made the ultimate sacrifice. They were guided […]
The author attended the 150th anniversary of the Royal Military College of Canada (RMC), a place that produced generations of leaders. Governor General Louise Arbour’s speech at the event was respectful of RMC’s contributions. This contrasted with the differing picture of RMC and Canadian military culture presented in her 2022 report.
- The author attended the 150th anniversary celebrations of the Royal Military College of Canada.
- RMC graduates have served Canada for generations, embodying the motto ‘Truth, Duty, Valour’.
- Governor General Louise Arbour’s remarks at the event were respectful of RMC.
- Arbour’s remarks contrasted with the picture of RMC and Canadian military culture in her 2022 report.
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