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August / Août 2018 Vol. 52, No. 8
Armed Forces Day 2018 Celebrating 60 Years of NORAD
La journée des Forces armées 2018 célèbre le 60e
anniversaire de NORAD
Photo Credit: MCpl Christopher Noakes
Photo Credit: MCpl Christopher Noakes
Photo Credit: MCpl Christopher Noakes
Photo credit: Corporal Joseph Morin Photo credit: Corporal Joseph Morin
Intruder Beware! 21 Aerospace Control and Warning Squadron has New Commanding Officer
Article by: Captain Leah Pierce, Public Affairs by the Chief of the Defence Staff. “It has been a pleasure exposed to military life, including uniforms, family mess functions,
and humbling experience to work with Mark in my capacity and postings. In 2001, he joined as a Direct Entry Officer after
On Tuesday, June 19th, 2018, Lieutenant-Colonel (LCol) Mark
as Honorary Colonel. He is an invaluable leader.” completing a Bachelor of Arts (Geography) at the University of
Lachapelle relinquished command of 21 Aerospace Control
Outgoing 21 AC&W Sqn Commanding Officer, LCol Mark Ottawa. LCol Jolette holds a Master of Science in Aerospace
and Warning Squadron (21 AC&W Sqn) to LCol Richard
Lachapelle, explained, “I am truly humbled to have worked Administration and Logistics from Southeastern Oklahoma State
Jolette at 22 Wing/Canadian Forces Base North Bay.
with the members of 22 Wing and specifically 21 AC&W University and a Master of Military Operational Art and Science
The Sergeant David L. Pitcher parking lot was transformed from ACSC. He and his wife Marie-Claude Beaulieu, originally
Sqn, which has been the highlight of my career. I will miss
into a parade square for the Change of Command where from La Baie, Que., are the proud parents of Alexia and Nathan.
being part of the North Bay community and I look forward to
Colonel (Col) Mark Roberts, 22 Wing and Canadian Air
building on the friendships I have made since being here. I
Defence Sector Commander, presided over the ceremony.
want to wish Richard the very best as he leads the dedicated
The occasion was witnessed by members of 21 AC&W
and talented members of the best squadron in the RCAF,
Sqn, 22 Wing and local dignitaries.
21 AC&W Sqn! INTRUDER BEWARE.”
“Lieutenant-Colonel Lachapelle’s tenure at 22 Wing was
North Bay native, LCol Jolette, Incoming 21 AC&W Sqn
successful and impressive. Under his leadership, 21 Sqn
Commanding Officer, stated that he was both honoured
emerged as an RCAF leader in developing capabilities and
and truly humbled to have the opportunity to return to his
made significant strides in modernizing our ability to execute
hometown as the 21 AC&W Sqn Commanding Officer. “As
the NORAD mission. He truly made a difference. I am
I assume my new responsibilities with the support of my
excited to welcome Lieutenant-Colonel Jolette into the fold
family and all of the members of 21 AC&W Sqn and 22
and I’m confident he will continue the tradition of excellence
Wing, I am aware of both the challenge and importance of
at 21 Sqn,” reflected Colonel Mark Roberts, 22 Wing and
our mission. I am looking forward to working with each and
Canadian Air Defence Sector Commander. (L-R) Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Jolette, incoming
every one of you over the next few years. And I say to our
Honorary Colonel Hariett Madigan, 21 Aerospace Control & foe … INTRUDER BEWARE!’’ Commanding Officer, 21 AC&W Sqn; Colonel Mark Roberts,
Warning Squadron’s Honorary Colonel wished Mark every 22 Wing and Canadian Air Defence Sector Commander and
LCol Richard “S.A.W.” Jolette always wanted to join the presiding officer, and Lieutenant-Colonel Mark Lachapelle,
success preparing for his new posting in Ottawa with the
Canadian Armed Forces. His father was a Meteorological outgoing Commanding Officer, 21 AC&W Sqn. Photo credit:
Targeting Capability Implementation Team, a new initiative
Technician in the RCAF for 36 years, thus he was constantly Corporal Joseph Morin, Imagery Technician, 22 Wing.
2 The Shield / le Bouclier August / Août
Commander’s Corner / Le mot du commandant
Focus on the Building Blocks to your teammates. Knowledge and appreciation of your absolument que nous agissions avec prudence et n’essayions
What does it mean to be a leader teammates empower you to better understand their capabilities pas de réinventer la roue par seul amour de l’innovation.
today in our beloved institution? Are and limitations, but more importantly, it allows you to appreciate L’innovation est un processus qui exige des compétences
leaders destined to learn their craft as their mental state. This directly enables your ability to lead your fondamentales; nous devons acquérir la maîtrise de notre
they progress through the ranks and team through positive and adverse conditions with finesse. métier avant d’être en mesure d’apprécier pleinement la
acquire experience, or can leadership Finally, a leader must remain focused on the importance of nécessité et l’ingéniosité auxquelles donne lieu l’innovation.
occur organically at all organizational physical fitness. Physical fitness stems from an appreciation La capacité de perfectionner ses subordonnés est un autre
levels? I would suggest that we are of healthy mind, body and soul. Physical fitness enables you élément constitutif critique de ce dont les chefs sont faits. En
all leaders. Further, I believe effective as a leader and a follower to execute your duties consistently excellant dans l’exercice des responsabilités propres à votre
leadership can be achieved and regardless of your situation. Operations in any environment, grade et en maîtrisant vos compétences techniques, vous
Chief Warrant augmented through a focus on learned domestic or foreign, demand the highest levels of fitness, développez l’ampleur des connaissances et de l’expérience
Officer John Short, underlying building blocks. both physical and mental. qui vous permettront de « donner au suivant » grâce au
MMM, MSM, CD, mentorat. Je vous encourage tous à vous concentrer sur le
22 Wing Chief As professional war fighters, we are Through an appreciation of the aforementioned building blocks,
expected to excel at the roles and I have no doubt that every one of you can refine your leadership perfectionnement des compétences de vos subordonnés
Warrant Officer et de vos pairs. Ce cycle de rétroaction positive renforce
responsibilities specific to our rank and skills and proudly represent the critical mission of this wing.
occupation. It is critical to note, however, that our respective la culture de l’apprentissage et de l’amélioration et mène
Be a leader. naturellement à l’innovation productive.
skill sets will always undergo significant change. Today, we
are at the precipice of momentous change due in part to our --------------------------------- Un chef qui réussit est un chef qui reconnaît la valeur de
new defence policy Strong, Secure, Engaged. Moreover, with Pleins feux sur les éléments constitutifs l’écoute véritable. Portez attention à votre environnement
the Annual Posting Season behind us, we now welcome new pour juger de la cadence et de l’intensité du débit de
Qu’est-ce que cela signifie que d’être un chef, de nos jours, travail. Portez attention aux orientations de votre chaîne
colleagues and family members to 22 Wing. It is imperative
dans notre chère institution? Les chefs sont-ils destinés à de commandement pour vous en inspirer dans vos actions;
that every one of us embrace these changes. That being said,
apprendre leur métier au fil de leurs progrès dans l’échelle des donnez suite aux interactions avec vos subordonnés. La
we cannot let change detract from the main duties, tasks and
grades et de leur acquisition d’expérience, ou les qualités de forme la plus avantageuse d’écoute, toutefois, pour un
responsibilities associated with our respective ranks.
chef se manifestent-elles naturellement à tous les échelons de chef, réside dans l’attention qu’il porte aux membres de son
We must remain diligent in our duties. In our quest to achieve l’organisation? J’avancerais que nous sommes tous des chefs.
mission success, it is imperative that we are cautious not équipe. La connaissance et l’appréciation des membres de
Plus encore, je crois que l’autorité efficace peut s’installer et votre équipe vous donnent le pouvoir de mieux comprendre
to attempt to reinvent the wheel for the sake of innovation. être renforcée par la concentration sur ses éléments constitutifs
Innovation is a process that requires baseline skills; we must leurs capacités et leurs limites, mais plus encore, elles vous
sous-jacents, qui, eux, sont le fruit de l’apprentissage. permettent de jauger leur état mental. Cela vous confère
become masters of our craft before we can fully appreciate
En notre qualité de combattants professionnels, nous nous directement la capacité de diriger votre équipe, que les
the necessity and ingenuity that stems from innovation.
devons d’exceller dans les rôles et responsabilités propres à conditions soient favorables ou contraires, avec finesse.
Another critical building block of a leader is the ability to notre grade et à notre groupe professionnel. Il est essentiel
develop subordinates. By excelling at your rank-based Un chef, pour finir, doit demeurer concentré sur l’importance
de remarquer, cependant, que nos ensembles respectifs de de la bonne forme physique. Celle-ci naît de l’appréciation
responsibilities and mastering your technical skills, you compétences subiront toujours des changements importants.
develop the breadth of knowledge and experience to pay it d’une âme, d’un esprit et d’un corps sains. Elle vous permet,
Nous sommes aujourd’hui au bord d’une évolution capitale dans vos rôles de supérieur et de subalterne, d’exercer vos
forward through mentorship. I encourage all of you to focus motivée entre autres par la nouvelle politique de défense
on developing the skills of your subordinates and peers. This fonctions avec constance, quelle que soit votre situation.
Protection, Sécurité, Engagement. Qui plus est, maintenant Les opérations, qu’elles se déroulent dans n’importe quel
positive feedback cycle reinforces a culture of learning and que la période active des affectations est terminée, de
improvement, and will naturally lead to productive innovation. environnement national ou étranger, exigent les plus hauts
nouveaux collègues et leur famille se joignent à nous à la degrés de bonne forme physique et mentale.
A successful leader is one who recognizes the value of truly 22e Escadre. Il est impératif que, tous, nous accueillions
listening. Listen to the environment around you to gauge the ces changements sans réserve. Ceci dit, nous ne pouvons J’ai la conviction que, par l’appréciation des éléments
pace and intensity of your environmental work flow. Listen laisser le changement nous écarter des grandes fonctions, constitutifs mentionnés ici, chacun d’entre vous pourra
to the guidance from your chain of command to inspire your tâches et responsabilités associées à notre grade. raffiner ses compétences en leadership et représenter avec
actions and follow on interaction with subordinates. The most fierté la mission critique de son escadre.
Nous devons continuer de faire preuve de diligence dans nos
advantageous form of listening to a leader, however, is listening fonctions. Dans notre recherche du succès de la mission, il faut Soyez des chefs!
Wildland Fire Safety Convocation Ceremony
On Thursday, June 28th, 2018, Chief Warrant
Every year, wildfires burn across Canada garages and sheds. If it can catch fire, don’t
and the U.S., and more and more people are let it touch your house, deck or porch. Officer (CWO) John Short, Wing Chief Warrant
living where wildfires are a real risk. But by Officer, addressed graduates and their families
• Wildfire can spread to tree tops. PRUNE during the convocation ceremony held at the
working together, residents can make their trees so the lowest branches are 6 - 10 feet Canadore College Aviation Technology Campus
own property — and their neighborhood — from the ground.
much safer from wildfire. for the Schools of Aviation Technology and Trades
• KEEP your lawn hydrated and maintained. If and Technology. With over thirty years of service
Action steps for around your home: it is brown, cut it down to reduce fire intensity. in the Canadian Armed Forces and extensive
• CLEAR leaves and other vegetative debris Dry grass and shrubs are fuel for wildfire. practical experience as an Aero Engine Technician, Photo credit: Candice Shuman, Canadore
from roofs, gutters, porches and decks. This • Don’t let debris and lawn cuttings linger. CWO Short was a natural fit to speak to future College Photographer, Graphic/Digital
helps prevent embers from igniting your home. DISPOSE of these items quickly to reduce fuel. leaders in the fields of aviation and technology. Media Designer Marketing
• REMOVE dead vegetation and other items
Flight Safety Awards Program
• INSPECT shingles or roof tiles. Replace or
from under your deck or porch, and within 10 repair the shingles that are loose or missing
feet of the house. to prevent ember penetration. Article by: Captain Dylan Grimm, 51 without their involvement an aircraft would
• SCREEN in areas below patios and • COVER exterior attic vents with wire mesh Aerospace Control & Warning (Operational have been lost or much greater injuries or
decks with wire mesh to prevent debris and no larger than 1/8 inch to prevent sparks from Training) Squadron Flight Safety Officer damages would have been sustained;
combustible materials from accumulating. entering the home. In the spirit of encouraging a Flight Safety For Professionalism Award: recognizes
• REMOVE flammable materials (wood • ENCLOSE eaves and screen soffit vents culture, it is important to recognize acts that may not qualify for the Good
piles, propane tanks) within 30 feet of your using 1/8 mesh metal screening to prevent members who have exemplified the Show Award yet still reflect a superior
home’s foundation and outbuildings, including ember entry. values of Flight Safety. The Flight Safety professional attitude that averted an
program has a robust awards program aircraft accident or significantly reduced
intended to recognize actions performed in the threat posed by a hazard; and Wing
Air Cadet Advanced Aviation Technology the spirit of the Flight Safety Program that are Commander’s FS Commendation: could be
worthy of recognition by peers and the whole given for an action that does not warrant a
Courses welcome new Officer Commanding of the Canadian Armed Forces. There are 3 Good Show or For Professionalism award but
levels of awards that CAF members can be is worthy nonetheless of recognition.
Article by: Lieutenant Darius Soo Lum, The Advanced Aviation Technology Course nominated for:
Unit Public Affairs Representative (AATC) Canadore Cadet Training Centre If you believe someone in your flight/section/
The Air Cadet Advanced Aviation Technology provides speciality training courses: Airport Good Show Award: given for outstanding unit qualifies for one of these awards, or if
action or series of actions that averted a you have any questions about the awards
Courses (AATC) have evolved a great deal Operations and Aircraft Maintenance. The
serious accident or reduced its severity. The program, don’t hesitate to contact your
in the last ten years, and now a new Officer population of the Cadet Training Centre
action(s) of the individuals are such that UFSO or UFSNCM for more information.
Commanding is excited to make his mark. On consists of one hundred and thirty-one
July 5th cadets and staff gathered at the Ayr Royal Canadian Air Cadets, thirteen staff
Mess, 22 Wing/Canadian Forces Base North cadets and ten Cadet Instructors Cadre Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services
Bay, for the AATC Change of Appointment Officers. The Advanced Aviation Technology CFMWS is always looking for employees. Did you know that CFMWS treats
Ceremony between Major (Maj) Luc Laverrière Course is delivered in partnership at all military dependants as internal candidates? So, if you are interested in
and Maj Melissa Wordragen, presided by Canadore College in North Bay, Ontario. working at the Messes, CANEX, or the Fitness & Wellness centre, please stop
Lieutenant-Colonel Gabriel in and fill out an application and/or drop off a résumé at any of these locations
Doré, Command Officer, or the NPF Human Resources Office in the Headquarters Building, Room
Regional Cadet Support 307H. When applying please indicate that you are a military dependant.
Unit Central. We are committed to employment equity.
“I am very excited to be
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at Canadore College”,
explained Laverrière. The Shield/Le Bouclier, is the unofficial newspaper of 22 Wing North Bay published monthly under the authority of Col H.N.
Smith, Wing Commander, in accordance with INTERIM CANADIAN FORCES NEWSPAPERS POLICY. The views and
“These national courses opinions expressed therein are not necessarily those of the Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services/Staff of the
represent an excellent Non Public Funds, Canadian Forces, the DND, the CAF, the Wing Commander or Shield staff. The editor reserves the right
opportunity for air cadets to reject any editorial or advertising material. Please direct all comments to the Editor-in Chief. Circulation - 1,000 copies
from across the country to Wing Commander: Col M.G. Roberts
(Left to right) Major Wardragen (sitting left), Lieutenant-Colonel Dore Editor-in-Chief : Capt L. Pierce, Public Affairs Officer
learn and gain valuable skills and Major Laverrier (sitting right) sign the Change of Appointment Assistant Editor-in-Chief: Sgt M. Horner, 2Lt J.M. Hannelas, MCpl A. Royer
toward a promising future in certificates at 22 Wing/CFB North Bay. Photo: Fsgt Mariya Zayats, Managing Editor, Graphics/Production: Mr. M. Giddens
the aerospace industry.” Distribution: Mrs. D. MacDonald
Cadets Correspondent (Photo credit), © 2018 DND-MDN Canada
August / Août 3
Welcome Back! Showing Off Culinary Feats While Feeding the Masses
CF-18 Hornet jet fighters from 401 Tactical Training) Squadron, Cpl Phuong Hutchings, Article by Private (Pte) Agnes Pinter- “International Stations”. Foods selections
Fighter Squadron, 4 Wing Cold Lake, member of Wing Supply and Cpl Asitha Kadlecsik, (aka Pte PK) ranged from wild meat, to sushi and of
greeted 120 excited members of the RCAF Jayasundera, also from 21 AC&W Sqn who course, not forgetting our Canadian favourite,
What an honour it was to celebrate this
from across Canada including Sergeant returned recently from conducting United poutine! After speaking with a few of the
year’s Air Force Mess Dinner in conjunction
Michael Jaworski, member of 21 Aerospace Kingdom (UK) Public Duties. The warm attendees, there were many mixed feelings
with NORAD’s 60th Birthday. Not only did we
Control and Warning Squadron (AC&W Sqn), welcome was organized and controlled by and apprehensiveness towards “breaking
celebrate its dedicated service, Wing Foods
Corporal (Cpl) Karey Barr, member of 51 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron. tradition”. However, many mentioned that
prepared for the first time a stand up Mess
Aerospace Control and Warning (Operational Photo credit: Master Corporal Boucher the evening had proved to be a
Dinner service, which has only been
success. Keeping with tradition,
done twice before in RCAF history.
the passing of the port and trade
The event required advanced marches commenced during the sit
precision planning. With the blending down portion of the dinner. Donning
of Canadian Military tradition and a the Military kilted attire the attendees
refreshing 21st century twist, it was were traditionally piped in to both the
full speed ahead and unbeknownst to stand-up service as well as for the
me, this would be a challenge for both sit down service. The toasts made
seasoned and novice cooks alike. were to the “Queen of Canada”, and
to honor our partnership with the United
Each member of our cooking team was
States, a “Toast to the President”. Both meals
assigned responsibilities, from both military
began with Padre Parker saying grace and
to civilian employees. The more experienced
by blessing the evening.
of course, were assigned to the meals that
required more precise attention. The menus This year, we were honored to host
were planned well in advance with very Lieutenant-General Meinzinger, the
detailed ingredient lists and preparation Commander of the RCAF. What a privilege
strategies. The days leading up to the dinner it was to meet such military leadership
were long and tedious, all the while fulfilling and an honour indeed for Wing Foods to
our operational commitments by serving a host our nation’s finest and to show that
full day’s meal to our diners. although Military cooks are trained to feed
Padre’s Corner - Dog Days Organizers came up with a format of
the masses, we can also provide a top notch
service beyond our trade knowledge.
Article by Padre Tim did not believe the universe was a random,
Parker, 22 Wing Chaplain meaningless collection of atoms. They believed
The people of ancient divine personalities – gods – controlled the starsConflict and Complaint Management Services
Egypt and Greece blamed which influenced people and events on Earth.
I am training for deployment and NOT getting Is the problem negatively impacting me?
summer’s intense heat, The Egyptians believed Sirius was a goddess
along with a team member. It started with Other people?
drought, thunderstorms, called ‘Sopdet’ and the Greeks believed Sirius
snide comments and has only escalated. I’ve Impacting the work?
lethargy, and even mad was a god called ‘Sothis’.
been waiting to go on deployment, but I can’t With people who matter to me?
dogs on the influence of In our time, science allows us to theorize continue to work with this person unless things With those I will continue to work with?
the brightest star in the about the natural world and technology change. I’ve been advised me to speak with About issues of importance to me and others?
sky – Sirius, also known as the ‘Dog Star’ allows us to manipulate it in ways that could my supervisor, but I might be removed from What are the potential risks if I take action?
because of its Latin name. Sirius rises in not have been imagined by the ancients. But the team. I don’t know what to do.
What are the potential risks if I avoid?
the east just before the sun from roughly 3 neither are concerned with meaning, and
Preparing for deployment is an important What good things could come out of this if
July to 15 August. Only certain planets and neither asks nor answers ‘why.’
process, and these interactions are an I take action?
the International Space Station are brighter. Whatever era of history we live in, we find uncomfortable distraction. You’re concerned
Sirius is brighter than our sun by a factor of If you answer mostly yes to these questions,
many theories to explain the world around us about the impact this conflict might have on
20 but, of course, is further away. then taking action to manage the conflict
– but it is a fact and privilege of our humanity your role on the team.
might make sense. Now it’s time to decide
When the Dog Star appeared before dawn, the that we must each search for the reason why
When faced with workplace conflict situation, which approach is the best approach to
ancients knew it would be a scorcher and to we exist and what our lives mean – and how
it is important to assess the situation to achieve your desired outcomes.
watch out for heat-related insanity. The ancients we shall survive the dog days of summer!
determine whether to engage or avoid You will be working together in an operational
the conflict situation. Take the time to ask context, clearing up assumptions and clarifying
yourself some important questions: expectations is important. DND/CAF prioritizes
What is the problem? an early, local informal approach wherever
What needs to be addressed? appropriate, for managing workplace conflicts.
What caused it? Contact your local Conflict and Complaint
Who is involved? Management Services (CCMS) office for all
What can I do? of the options available to you.
4 August / Août
Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Triathlon Nationals Inter Rank Sport Event
Article by Master Warrant Officer Karen Adams them to the world of triathlons. Some had tried There will be an Inter Rank Sport Event presentation will be made at the ROCC
Recently, I attended the CAF Triathlon Nationals other sports but were just missing the cut to Friday 10 August 2018. The challenge will Lounge after the game at approximately
(Olympic and Sprint events) in Gatineau, make a regional or national team. Yet, once be a Slo-Pitch Game 1530hrs.
Quebec. The calibre of which these members they shifted their sport to a combined event like
There will be two or three teams: Contact your team rank representative to be
had attained was astounding. Surrounded by a triathlon, they soared into a different class.
NCM: Sg Dan Boyd, ext. 2363, part of this event by e-mail or phone number.
these extraordinary athletes I doubted myself, Despite the fact that I qualified for the national
Dan.Boyd@forces.gc.ca Make sure you are available and make
a small fish in a pool of seriously elite athletes, team, I do not consider myself an athlete. I
Officer’s Team: Lt Rutvik Bhatt, ext 6193 sure you are approved to participate by
“what am I doing here,” I asked myself. am just an ordinary person who likes to run,
Rutvik.Bhatt@forces.gc.ca your supervisor. If you have any questions
Less than 18 months ago I began training for then one day decided to branch out by adding
you are asked to Contact the Sports
triathlons. First thing I needed to do was take swimming and biking to my list of activities. Who The game will start at 1230hrs. Award Coordinator, Pierre Simard at ext. 2240
swimming lessons because I could not put my knew I would make the “CAF Qualifying Time”
face in the water. I remember my first sprint for my age group. It made me realize that you
triathlon event, doing the open water swim and are never too old to attempt a new adventure
thinking, “Please God, don’t let me drown”. and sometimes being older plays in your favour
(qualifying times are separated by age).
The Gatineau event was bigger than I thought.
I met amazing athletes from across Canada In the triathlon world there is a little saying
and across the pond, Scotland to be exact. It that goes, “Triathlon – because sucking at
was nice to hear their stories and what brought one sport is not bad enough!”
The Fit File
Article by Tim Morris please see your Unit Fitness/Sports Rep to
On behalf of the PSP Staff have one booked. FORCE evaluations are
at the 22 Wing Fitness & conducted on Tuesday/Thursdays @ 0900
Wellness Centre, we would hrs at the gym. If you are coming off an
like to welcome you and your injury, not sure and would like to practice the
family to 22 Wing North Bay. If FORCE contact Tim Morris @ 2245.
this is your second, third or fourth posting - Coming up on the 14 September 2018, we
welcome back. Hope you enjoy your time will be organizing the 22 Wing Commander’s
here in the North and we look forward to 5/10 Km Run Challenge. More details to
meeting you. Don’t hesitate to visit the “Rec follow as the planning and preparations for
Centre” to find out info about fitness, sports, this event take place. In the meantime with
recreation and health promotion. We are less than 2 months to go dust off your running/
here to offer assistance to make your posting walking shoes in preparation for this fabulous
as enjoyable as we can. event hosted by your friendly PSP Staff.
If you require a FORCE Evaluation or Enjoy the great weather Mother Nature is
yet to have one completed for FY 18/19, offering us this Summer!
This challenge incorporated a multitude
of individual and team body composition
categories to include not just weight loss
but also waist circumference, fat lost,
muscle gained and participation. Squadron
leadership awarded prizes to winning
individuals and teams (flights). The combined
21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron results below show the hard work of all 27
teamed up with Personnel Support Program participants who completed the challenge.
Health Promotions to complete a “Healthy
Body Challenge” that took place over 65 After 65 Days 21 Squadron combined has;
days in recognition of the squadrons 65th Lost 73.5 cm of their waists. Lost 76.0 Pounds.
anniversary. With the goal of increasing Lost an average of 0.62% Body Fat.Gained an
motivation among personnel and achieving average of 0.76 % Skeletal Muscle
healthy behavior changes, the unit challenge Health Promotions calls on all other Unit’s on
was designed to be more inclusive than the Wing to step up and take the Challenge!
the traditional “Weight Loss” challenges. Lucas DeMarco, ext # 2350
August / Août 5
Sports News CISM Volleyball as follows:
2018 Ontario Region Or any other grappling martial art as approved Capt Sally Riendeau competed at the World Avr Travis Macleod-Witney; 97, 88, 91, 276
Grappling Championship by the Ontario Regional Sports Manager CISM Women’s Volleyball Championships at MCpl David Jackson; 105, 97, 88, 290
is being hosted at GRN Edmonton, Alberta from 23 May to 5 June Cpl Shawn Pidgeon; 105, 103, 106, 314
Must have a current First Aid and CPR-C 2018. Our CISM CAF team played against Maj Serge Palin; 97, 95, 91, 283
Petawawa 12-14 October, qualification.
2018. The actual competition China, Brazil, France, USA, Kenya, and Lt Brad Arsenault; 97, 95, 96, 288
will be held solely on the There will be a certification/recertification Germany. It was a challenging competition The top male golfer of the tournament was
by Pierre Simard Saturday with the Friday/ clinic the evening prior to the tournament with many top athletes playing at international Maj Cam Lowdon from CFB Kingston with
Sunday being travel days. for all officials. level. The team won against Kenya and rounds of 75, 74, and 75 and the top female
There will be five Divisions finished 6th overall. Capt Riendeau played golfer was MWO Susan Chiasson from
Officials Required! the middle position and played three games
A team is one or more people to a maximum Trenton with three rounds of 95, 93, and 95.
All Military Combative Grappling Officials and helped her team defeat Kenya. Capt The top six male and top three female golfers
of 2 people per weight division. Riendeau enjoyed the camaraderie and
must meet the following requirements: will represent the Ontario Region at the CAF
Male Fighters will compete in one of seven the wonderful team spirit through this National Championship at CFB Borden 11-16
a. Must be qualified as a Military Combative
(7) weight divisions: international competition. Well done! Aug. Well done to our 22 Wing golfers for
Grappling Referee having received the
qualification or recertification within 365 Featherweight (145 Lbs and below) Ontario Region Golf Championships their sportsmanship’s despite this heat wave.
Military Combative Grappling Referee days Lightweight (146-160 Lbs) Five members of 22 Wing North
before the start of the tournament; Welterweight (161-175 Lbs) Bay competed at the Ontario
Middleweight (176-190 Lbs) Region Golf Championships at
b. All officials will be Close Quarter
Light Heavyweight (191-205 Lbs) CFB Kingston from 3-6 July. Under
Combative Instructors qualified, or have a
Heavyweight (206-220) intense heat our five golfers (Team
minimum of 2 year of continuous training Super Heavyweight (221 Lbs +)
over the past 3 years in one of the following Captain, MCpl Jackson, Cpl
grappling based martial arts: Female Fighters will compete in one of Pidgeon, Avr Macleod-Witney, Maj
three (3) weight divisions: Palin, and Lt Arsenault competed
Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, Jiu-jitsu, Judo, for three days against golfers
Submission Wresting, Catch Wrestling, Strawweight (115 Lbs and below)
from Kingston, Trenton, Borden,
Sambo, Pankration, Systema Lightweight (116 -130 Lbs)
Meaford, Petawawa, and Toronto/
Heavyweight (131 Lbs +).
London. Our golfer’s score were
July swimming lessons 22 Wing Hockey –
sessions were a great success! General meeting:
Just a reminder: the pool will be shut down Aug. The will be a general meeting of the 22 Wing
17 (8:30pm) - Sep. 10 for annual maintenance. Hockey League, on Thursday 23 Aug 2018
Fall Session registration will be open for starting at 1430hrs in the Wing Theatre. All
military members Wednesday August 15. players are invited to attend.
General registration will be open Mon. Aug. 20. The following topics will be discussed
For more information on our fall program -League format -Ice times days/times
please pick up our brochure at the Fitness -Cost -Constitution -Executive meeting.
and Wellness Centre Reception Desk. Interested personnel who would like to be
If you have any other questions about the a Team Rep and/or serve as a member 22 Wing Ball Hockey
aquatics program call Penny Lecour at 705- of the League Executive (President, Vice
494-2011 ext. 2611. President, Secretary, Statistician), are asked By Cpl John Richard tournament. Entering the semi-finals, North
to e-mail or call Pierre Simard ext 2240 Bay was matched up against Trenton. After an
The Ontario Men’s Regional Ball Hockey
early goal, North Bay was able to control the
Championships was held June 20th to 24th at
3 on 3 Street Hockey Thunderbirds Swim Club CFB Borden. Five teams participated in this
game and cruised to a 5-1 victory against the
aggressive Trenton team.
Tournament For the up-coming 2018/2019 season, the event; Borden, Trenton, Kingston, Petawawa
and North Bay. Under the coaching of MCpl The finals saw the top two teams facing off in a
Club is looking for young potential swimmers
There will be a 3 on 3 Outdoor Floor Hockey Adam Royer and Kevin Chenard, team captain very tight game. North Bay found themselves
from the 22 Wing military community. The
Tournament Thu 30 Aug at the DLP Parking lot. John Richard and assistants MCpl Shane in penalty trouble early in the game and
22 Wing Thunderbirds Swim Club can offer
There will be two categories as follow: Toms, Sgt Jamie Fitzpatrick, MCpl Mathieu unfortunately on the bad side of a no-goal call.
your youth, competitive swimming in a fun
Roberge and Cpl Brandon McNeil, the team At the half, the score was tied 2-2. Playing
-Open category and learning atmosphere. Various programs shorthanded in the second half due to multiple
-Recreational Category (One non- for different levels of swimmers are offered. also participated in the North Bay Ball Hockey
League and held weekly practices. injuries and a short bench, North Bay also lost
competitive player (hockey or ball Hockey) There will be a free try-out Wed 8 Aug and their starting goalie to injury. The team couldn’t
must be on the rink at all time Wed 15 Aug 2018 from 1500-1600hrs. North Bay entered the tournament following gain momentum and lost 5-3. After such a
Each Team roster can be no more than 7 players Open to everyone, 12 years of age and losses in the finals and semi-finals the past strong showing, multiple North Bay players
under who have the basics of swimming. This 2 years. With a very detailed and rigorous were asked to be pick-ups for Kingston to go to
All games will be played 3 on 3 plus the workup plan, the team had extremely high Nationals. The 22 Wing Ball Hockey coaches
invitation is also offered to Military dependants
goaltender. expectations. North Bay started off the round and captains would like to extend thanks to
18 and under who just moved to 22 Wing
A team may play without a goaltender, if they North Bay. For more information contact the robin with a convincing 5-1 win against the all units for allowing their personnel to attend
chooses to do so, at any time during the game. Head Coach, Pierre Simard at local 2240. host Borden team. For the second day of the practices, workouts, games and Regionals.
tournament, North Bay dominated Petawawa Also, the support of PSP staff was paramount
Games will be two 10 minutes halves, running
time, separated by 2 minutes half-time break 22 Wing Sports Day 9-2 in a morning contest and tied Trenton 2-2 in allowing such a small Wing to compete with
in their evening game. Closing out the round bases up to ten times larger than North Bay.
Games and halves will begin with a face-off The 22 Wing Sports Day will be held on robin, North Bay beat Kingston 3-1 in a very Stay tuned for more great things to come from
The ball change possession after every goal Friday 24 August 2018. Members will tight game and secured the top seed in the the 22 Wing Ball Hockey Program!
scored. The defending team must remain have the choice to either enter in the 22
behind the center line until one member of Golf Scramble at Osprey Links or a Beach Base Teams Basketball
the attacking team crossed the center line at Volleyball Tournament. See info below:
In preparation for the basketball season, all members are welcome (max two on regional
which point the defending team may begin 22 Wing North Bay – Golf Tournament 22 Wing military basketball players interested team). We currently have gym time Mondays
attacking. (if the team does not cross-center in the Base Team Basketball are asked to
This season’s 22 Wing Golf Tournament will and Thursdays from 1600 to 1800. The ultimate
in 10 seconds the official may allow the call Avr Rutty ext 6460 or by e-mail at T`Jani.
be held Fri 24 Aug 2018 at Osprey Links goal is to form a team for the Ontario Regional
defending team to begin attacking. Rutty@forces.gc.ca or Mr Ken Bovair at ext
Golf Course. This tournament will be a Tournament. If enough committed players
No stoppage in play to make substitutions. Scrambles SHOT-GUN, starting at 0800 hrs. 2226 or by e-mail at ken.bovair@forces.gc.ca are available we would enter a team into the
Standard hockey rules apply(eg. hand passes) After the tournament we will have an award Anyone desiring to play is welcome even if North Bay winter basketball league. The team
presentation and BBQ. Book your tee-off they don’t wish to go to regionals is preparing for the Ontario Region Basketball
Penalties: Doing so will result in a penalty time early by contacting Pierre Simard. Championships at Trenton in February.
shot for the other team. Penalty shot will Open to both male and female members, USAF
be given immediately following the game. Rules:
More serious offence my result in expulsion. One non golfer must be in your group
Any player on the surface is eligible to take Everyone must pay for their tournament fees
penalty shots. ($40.00) at the Golf Course to the Fitness
Snapshot are not allowed. A slap shot is and Wellness staff before 0800 hrs. The cost
considered to be anything where the players includes the BBQ (Burger/fry) and prizes.
wind up comes above the knee. If the official Beach Volleyball Tourney
deems a slap shot has been taken the other
Looking for an enjoyable and active way
team will get possession of the ball.
to spend some quality time playing Beach
Equipment: Goaltenders are required to Volleyball. Come and join us for a day of
wear full goalie equipment. excitement at the Fitness and Wellness
Players must wear gloves, CSA eye Center Beach Volleyball court!
protection and running shoes are required The tournament will take place Friday 24
for all players. Equipment will be made August all day. There is no cost to sign up
available (gloves, CSA eye protection, and so register your team today! Lunch will be
leg guards. And goalie equipment) provided at no cost.
To register contact the Sports and Facilities To register, or for more information, please
Coordinator at ext 2240 or by e-mail pierre. contact Sports and Facilities Coordinator,
simrd2@forces.gc.ca NLT 27 Aug 2018 Pierre Simard at ext 2240.
6
Military Family Resource Centre
Centre de Ressources pour les Familles des Militaires
Please note, all MFRC programs are offered to CAF/USAF members, reservists
and their families and 22 Wing civilian employees
Pour des renseignements en français au sujet de nos programmes,
composez le (705) 494-2011 poste 2053
Road to Mental Readiness Teen Centre August
(R2MR) Training
An educational deployment training
offered to spouses
Road to Mental Readiness is a Deployment Little Wings Childcare Teen Centre
Educational Training Program to better Canada’s Wonderland Trip
equip members and their families with We are a Licensed Childcare Centre located
Pre-deployments, Deployments, Post- on 22 Wing North Bay. Little Wings is licensed Tuesday August 21, 2018 ~ Vaughan, Ontario
Deployments and absences due to under the Ministry of Education for 72 6am-11pm ~ Teens ages 13-18 years
frequent trainings. Deployment is a fact of children, ages 0 through 12. Our Educators
$40 (for Military) $45
military life. For most CAF personnel the are co-learners with the children and take
(for non-Military)
opportunity to deploy around the world, making their lead, they use the classroom as the
a difference in lives of others is what prompted teacher and are on a journey with the College Please register
their desire to join in the first place. However, of Early Childhood Educators. before August 14th,
for military families, managing deployments space is limited!
Little Wings Childcare is now part of a
can be particularly challenging: extended district wide waitlist available through For more info call
separations, increased workloads, anxiety over the District of Nipissing Social Service Shannon Mason
the safety of their loved one, and managing Administration Board. You can visit the link at 705-494-2011
transition and reintegration issues upon below to place your children not only on our ext 2645
completion of the tour-all amount to stress. waitlist but on all waitlists throughout the
Overall Objectives of R2MR Training North Bay and surrounding area.
Welcome ~ Bienvenue
· Better understand the familial challenges To learn more about Please ensure you specify that you are a
associated with deployment how Triple P can make a Military Member or work on 22 Wing when filing Let us help you make this new posting your
· Increase awareness about mental health difference in your family, out your child’s application. It’s never too early new home. Whether it be in the area of
· Learn new tools and approaches to contact Diane at 705- to place your child on a waitlist. personal enrichment, child care/school support,
manage familial stress of deployment 494-2011 ext. 2056 and employment and more… We can help you locate
For more information about Little Wings
· Recognize personal and external resources to visit their website and programs and services in your community.
programs or services please contact the LWCC
foster mental health and well-being in the family. www.triplepontario.ca Acting Supervisor Shane Mercer at 705-494- For more information contact Diane Sarrazin-
Separations can be hard. Come on over to your 2011 ext 2668/2060 or email Shane.Mercer@ Dubeau, Welcome Services Coordinator at
Military Family Resource Centre and let’s get Social Work Services forces.gc.ca Visit our websites at www. 705-494-2011 ext 2056 or email Sarrazin-
together for approx. 2 hours and we’ll do the CAFconnection.ca or www.northbaymfrc.ca Dubeau.Diane@forces.gc.ca. See you soon!
“Serving families of the fallen and military
Total Health and Wellness team
training program to better assist you and your
families with an illness, injury or special need.”
family with the deployment of your loved one.
Contact Linda McCaulay, Deployment
The Family Liaison Social Worker acts as
a liaison between the MFRC and the IPSC visits bases and wings
Coordinator at 705-494-2011 ext 2026
(Integrated Personnel Support Centre) and From June 25 to July 11, the Total Health and We are reaching out to our members to seek
Emergency Child Care can be found in either location. The Family Wellness Development Team reached out to their input, providing them the opportunity to
Liaison Social Worker provides free of charge military and civilian Defence Team members impact how we want to approach total health
Emergency Child Care is open to all CF individually tailored mental health services across the country to get their opinions on and wellness,” said LGen Lamarre.
and USAF full time, part time, reservists, to help meet the specific needs of families health and wellness programs, to learn about The team conducted a two-day program in
veterans transitioning due to medical issues of Canadian Forces (CF) personnel who specific challenges and opportunities for Esquimalt, Halifax, 15 Wing Moose Jaw,
and dependants of ill/injured/fallen members have lost a loved one or are experiencing an improvement, and to gather ideas for solutions. 22 Wing North Bay, Gagetown, Kingston,
whose Family Care Plan has failed. illness, injury or special need. The support Health and wellness touches every individual Valcartier, and Borden. Through these
includes outreach to CF families within the who is part of the Defence Team. It impacts consultations, Defence Team members were
If child care is needed for an emergency, a
North Bay MFRC’s Northeastern Ontario our ability to deliver our mandate and be introduced to the THWS initiative, and had a
break from the kids while your spouse is away
service area. operationally effective. Prioritizing the men chance to provide feedback on the strategy.
(length of time does not matter) or a need for
essential necessities when newly posted. We Mark Hurley, MSW, RSW, Family Liaison and women that make up the Defence Team The information gathered from these
are here to assist you. Social Worker, 705-494-2011 ext 2579, email: is a top objective of Strong, Secure, Engaged consultations will be consolidated to develop
Mark.Hurley2@forces.gc.ca (SSE). Efforts are underway to develop a national view of common opportunities and
We have available screened Emergency
a more comprehensive approach to care challenges that can be addressed by the Total
Child Care Providers on call.
Prevention, Support & that considers psychosocial well-being in Health and Wellness Strategy in order to
If Emergency Child Care is required please call the workplace, the personal dimensions of
Diane Sarrazin-Dubeau at 705-494-2011 ext
Intervention and Deployment improve individuals’ quality of living, life and
health, and the physical work environment. job satisfaction, and engagement at work.
2056 or Linda at ext 2026 during regular MFRC Support
To better inform the Total Health and
hours (Monday through Friday, 8am to 4pm).
By Linda McCaulay Wellness Strategy (THWS), the Deputy
After hours, please call the MCC Desk at
IS YOUR LIFE RUNNING YOU OR ARE YOU Minister and the Chief of the Defence
705-494-2011 extension 6400 for a list of
RUNNING YOUR LIFE? Staff directed Lieutenant-General Charles
child care providers. If this service is used
Lamarre, Commander of Military Personnel
through the MCC Desk after hours, please Sometimes we get so busy that instead of Command (MPC), to conduct an analysis of
ensure that the MFRC Emergency Child Care running or managing our lives, our lives run National Defence’s approach to health and
Coordinator Diane Sarrazin-Dubeau at 705- or manage us. If we keep going at a pace that wellness, and assess our members’ health
494-2011 extension 2056, is aware the next is too fast, it will eventually wear us down to and wellness needs.
available business day. burnout and/or other health problems. We
“Total Health and Wellness is an initiative
For more information or if you would feel overwhelmed and we know that we can’t
that puts the individuals at the forefront
like to discuss your needs, please keep going at this pace. If this is your situation The THWS development team sits down
of our business. Our team’s consultation
c o n t a c t D i a n e f o r a c o n f i d e n t i a l then STOP and read the following: with services providers on day one of the
visits at bases and wings represents an
appointment, 705-494-2011 ext 2056, Sit down in a nice quiet place alone for at consultation visit in Borden and North Bay
opportunity for focus, realignment, and
or email Diane.Sarrazin-Dubeau@forces.gc.ca least twenty minutes and rest. Try some slow to discuss health and wellness programs.
improved coordination across the institution.
deep-breathing exercises. Be still for just a Photo Credit: Gareth Doherty.
Building Blocks little while. If your mind is racing forward about
all the things that need to be done, just remind
Are you between 8-12 years of age? yourself that this is only 20 minutes of quiet
Do you have challenges meeting and time just for you. Some people may want to
becoming a friend? If so, join us every listen to music or read something enjoyable.
Thursday evening this fall from 6-730 pm Others may choose not to be still but to step
at the Chapel Annex for an 8 week session out and go for a walk or some other kind of
of fun with Lego! exercise. After you have done this:
For more information about this NEW Take one day at a time. Think about the things
program, please contact Diane at ext 2056. you need to do for today only. Write them
down leaving time in between for interruptions
and breaks. Try not to overcrowd your day.
Occasionally revisit your list and how you are
feeling about it. If you are getting off track, try
to come back to doing only what needs to be
done. Focus…
Prioritize daily. Do what needs to be done
for the day. Remember that you are only one
person and that not everything has priority.
Tip of the Day
It is very important that we do something that
we enjoy at least once a day, everyday.
So Remember Stop! Sit down. Take one day at
a time. Occasionally revisit list. Prioritize daily
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Savez-vous ce qui vous entoure? Lisez les étiquettes du fabricant. Ces
Vous sentez-vous menacé? étiquettes contiennent toutes les informations
nécessaires au mode d’emploi, à l’utilisation
Ce n’est pas une plaisanterie. Ceci est une du produit, le type d’équipement de protection
mise en garde! requis et les renseignements relatifs aux
Les coupables se rapprochent un peu premiers soins. De la l’importance de
plus chaque jour. Ce sont les produits de conserver les produits dans leurs contenant
matières dangereuses, plus communément d’origine. Dans les cas d’urgences liées à
appelé HAZMAT. Les matières dangereuses un empoisonnement, le centre antipoison
peuvent se présenter sous différentes de l’Ontario (CAO) exploite un service de
formes, couleur, sous différent type de consultation de toxicologie téléphonique
contenant et à divers emplacements. Ils sans frais pour fournir des conseils d’expert
peuvent sentir très bon, mauvais ou ne en matière de poison 24 heures par jour. Le
dégagés aucune odeur. Ils sont partout. numéro d’assistance est 1-800-268-9017.
Nous avons tendance à être plus prudents Maintenant, comment disposez-vous de vos
quant à l’utilisation et l’entreposage des produits
matières dangereuses? Vous les vider dans
dangereux en milieu de travail puisque des lieux
les drains? Vous les mettez dehors pour la
spécifiquement dédié à cet effet sont attribué.
collecte des ordures?
Des mesures de sécurité liée à la manipulation
et des politiques de manutention sont de plus Arrêter!!!!!!
mise en place afin de promouvoir la sécurité. Les matières dangereuses doivent être
À la maison, la plupart des gens entreposent éliminées de façon appropriée. Toutes les
ces produits dans les pièces ou ils seront les
unités doivent communiquer avec la section
plus utilisés. Les matières dangereuses ont
R&D d’approvisionnement de la 22e Escadre
divers symboles de classification que tous
au local 2847. Les déchets ménagers
devraient connaitre afin de se protéger, même
vos tout-petits. Lorsque vous entreposez des dangereux doivent être acheminés au dépôt de
matières dangereuses, vous devez prendre recyclage local. Le dépôt de déchets ménagers
en considération la signification des symboles dangereux de la ville de North Bay est ouvert
de classification afin de prévenir les incidents du mercredi au samedi de 8h à 18h. Pour de
ou les accidents potentiels qui pourraient plus amples renseignements, communiquez
occasionner des blessures ou endommager au 705-474-0400 Poste 2333 ou visitez son
vos biens. Certains produits, lorsqu’entreposée site Web à https://www.cityofnorthbay.ca/
conjointement, peuvent provoquer une réaction Cityhall/Department/Environmental-Services/
en chaîne pouvant entraîner des émanations Household-Hazardous-Waste/.
toxiques, le déclanchement d’un incendie ou Veillez à votre protection, celle de vôtre
d’une explosion. entourage et l’environnement est la
en informé sur un produit c’est bien mais que responsabilité de tous. Réfléchissez à deux
faites-vous pour vous protéger et protéger fois avant l’achat, l’utilisation et la disposition des
votre environnement? produits contenants des matières dangereuses.
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On June 13th, 2018, Major Shawn Ferguson, 2 Military Police Squadron Commanding
Officer, and Master Warrant Officer Peter Thompson, 2 MP Sqn MWO,
presented honours and awards to deserving members of 22 MP Flight
during their visit to 22 Wing/Canadian Forces Base North Bay. Photo
credit: Cpl Elliot Marych
On Wednesday, July 4th, 2018, Lieutenant- Armed Forces’ Decoration, Private Michael
Colonel Eric Cyr, the Wing Administration Grant, promoted to the rank of Private Trained,
and Technical Services Officer, and Chief Corporal Thomas Elliot, Canadian Armed Ian Siegert was promoted to the rank of
Warrant Officer Eric Barney, the WATS Branch Forces’ Decoration, Corporal Adam Northup, sergeant, sister Jeanne Siegert in attendance.
Cpl Ryan Corbett, of 22 MP Flt, received
Chief, held a unit level parade in order to Canadian Armed Forces’ Decoration, Aviator
a CO’s Coin for demonstrating dedication On June 22nd, 2018, Major Ryan Fox (left),
foster cohesion, pride and discipline, with an Aaron Mills, promoted to the rank of Aviator
and hard work. Acting Wing Administration and Technical
opportunity to make presentations to deserving Trained, Master Corporal Chris Couture,
Services Officer, and Chief Warrant Officer
members of the WATS Branch. Canadian Armed Forces’ Decoration
Eric Barney (right) Wing Administration and
Back row: (left to right) Corporal Shane Front row: (left to right) Sergeant Heather Technical Services Chief, presented the
Hutchings, promoted to the rank of Master Gerrior, Canadian Armed Forces’ Decoration, following honours:
Corporal and recipient of the Special Service Warrant Officer J.D.J. Lapierre, promoted to
Medal with NATO bar, Aviator Scott Thornhill, the rank of Master Warrant Officer, Lieutenant-
promoted to the rank of Aviator Trained, Colonel Eric Cyr, WATSO, Chief Warrant
Master Corporal Steve MacNeil, Canadian Officer Barney, WATS Chief, Sergeant R.P.
Armed Forces’ Decoration, Aviator Seunghyun Gallagher, promoted to the rank of Warrant
Yoo, promoted to the rank of Aviator Trained, Officer, Master Corporal Bradley Keown,
Master Corporal David Laforest, Canadian promoted to the rank of Sergeant.
Water Safety Cpl Troy Lebel, of 22 MP Flt, receiver a
Article by: Sergeant Ian Siegert operator of a boat you already knew this CO’s Coin for demonstrating dedication
The heady days of summer are here and for though. It is also your responsibility to ensure
and hard work. Jean-Marc Hannelas with his commission to
many of us that means heading to the lake. any and all passengers conduct themselves
according to safe boating practices and the law. Second-Lieutenant.
Just as on dry land, there are laws we must
follow while boating for everyone’s safety. A copy of the Safe Boating Guide can be
downloaded from the Transportation Canada
The most obvious would be impaired operation website along with many other helpful
of a motor vehicle law. Operating a boat documents related to boating safety. Everyone
impaired introduces not only a greater chance should have a fun- filled summer, but do it safely
of an accident but also the hazard of deep and help others learn about safety on the water.
waters. The law on drinking and driving apply to
boating as well. I recommend reading Section The Safe Boating Guide can be found at
253 of the criminal code if you have doubts on WWW.tc.gc.ca/boatingsafety. Have a fun
the veracity of this statement. As a licenced and safe summer.
Unit Command Team Award Sgt Daniel Boyd, of 22 MP Flt, received his
Real Property Operations Unit (Ontario) (least number of) – Pers, Veh, Env; e. Number CD1 for 22 years of good service. Kimberly Munro with her promotion to Master
Detachment North Bay is presented with of Work Orders raised and completed vs Warrant Officer.
the Unit Command Team award. Competing outstanding; and f. Overall program delivery.
against Petawawa, Borden, Meaford, Kingston, i.Project delivery; and ii. Business Plan delivery.
Trenton and Toronto, RP Ops Det North Bay (left to right) CWO D. Foster, LCol D.R. Henley,
received this award while displaying the best Capt M.J.Y.M. Asselin, WO P.E. Gallant, CWO
overall performance, with respect to the work K.B. McIntyre. Photo credit: Audrey Park.
environment. Evaluation criteria for this award
are directly linked to the CO’s three lines of
effort: support to lodger units, stewardship, and
relationship with the community all of which
will be completely objective. Factors that will
be taken into consideration are; a. Feedback
from Clients (including Base Commander); b.
Bravo Zulus (from other Units on performance Daniel Boyd, of 22 MP Flt, received his Kimberly Mitchell with her promotion to
of a project or task); c. Compliance related Canadian Forces Peacekeeping Medal for Warrant Officer
issues completed vs outstanding; d. Accidents service on Op CALUMET in Sinai, Egypt.
Relay For Life is a Community Effort
(left) Colonel Mark Roberts, 22 Wing Commander, addresses the crowd during the opening
(top photo) Corporal Michelle Huot (left), 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron, and ceremonies welcoming survivors, caregivers, participants and volunteers to the 18th Relay
Gil Pharand (right), Manager of the North Bay Canadian Cancer Society, put up a banner For Life. (right) Do a lap grab a bead! Participants reach for beads to keep track of the laps
in preparation for Relay For Life. they relay. All photo credit: Corporal Joseph Morin, Imagery Technician
Article by: Major Serge Palin, 22 Wing Relay energy and enthusiasm were palpable. The Such an event could not be held without the 22 Wing Construction & Engineering (CE)
For Life Chair event ended with an emotional ceremony support of volunteers. In addition to the local who put a lot of energy and numerous
On June 22nd, 2018, 22 Wing was host during which luminaries were lit to support CCS committee and the 22 Wing support personnel/hours to assist in setting up and
to the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS)’s those who have won, are still fighting, and committee, over 100 volunteers helped tearing down the site. Their efforts ensured
Relay For Life. This marked the 18th year in remembrance of those who unfortunately ensure the 2018 Relay For Life was held all CCS requirements were not only met, but
the fundraising event was held at the Wing lost their battle against cancer. without a glitch. All these individuals fulfilled expectations were far exceeded.
Athletic Field. The Relay format mandated With a total of 51 individuals, organizations, multiple tasks including site security and The 2018 edition of the Canadian Cancer
that each team participating had at least one and local businesses supporting the Relay by safety, parking lot attendant, providing ice for Society’s Relay For Life held at 22 Wing
of its member in motion on the running track way of sponsorship and services provided, food vendors, site cleanliness, transport of was a resounding success. As of 22 June,
at all times during the 5-hour event. The the North Bay Branch of the CCS has goods and equipment, assistance to people the event had raised over $92,000 with
350 participants, grouped in 47 teams, kept benefitted from the outstanding support from with limited mobility, public affairs, to name donations still coming in.
going strong throughout the evening, and the the local community. a few. A big shout out to the members of
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