capt kevin hagenThe family of Capt Kevin Hagen has requested that donations in lieu of flowers may be sent to 848 Royal Roads Squadron.  

The squadron plans to set up a flying scholarship in recognition of Kevin’s time with 848 Sqn as an Air Cadet.  

Donations can be sent via e-transfer, credit card or cheque with following info:  

Etransfer Donations:

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Contact name and number for credit card donations:

Paisley Pelletier
(250) 893-0744

Cheque’s made out to:

Mailing address :

848 Royal Roads RCACS
PO Box 28091, RPO Westshore, Victoria BC V9B 6K8

Serving Victoria since 1942

Are you age 12 to 18 and interested in flying? Are you looking for a challenge to bring out the best in you? Look no further, Air Cadets is the program for you! By joining us, you'll make lifelong friends, learn valuable skills and increase your self esteem.

Where: We are based in the Bay Street Armoury; in the heart of Victoria.

When: Training (parade) night is every Monday from 6:15 to 9:15pm.  Other activities such as fundraising, optional training, band practice, ground school and exercises take place throughout the week and on weekends.

Success Through Partnership: The huge success of the Air Cadet Program is the result of the strong partnership between the Department of National Defence (DND) and the civilian Air Cadet League of Canada (ACL). Locally, each Air Cadet Squadron is staffed with officers of the Cadet Instructors Cadre, a reservist component of DND and operates with the support of a local sponsoring committee.  Our local ACL sponsor is the 89 (Pacific) Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron Support Association.

message from the commander formation chief warrant officer

The safety and security of all who participate in our programs is always one of my top priorities. Combined with our commitment to developing in youth the attributes of good citizenship and leadership, it was clear to me that Canada’s Cadet and Junior Canadian Rangers programs could not in good faith carry on with our planned summer activities while the rest of the Canadian Armed Forces is gearing up to assist Canadians in the face of COVID-19, and any other challenges they may face.