Hobbema Community Cadet Corps
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IN THE NEWS...THE LATEST NEWS ARTICLES, PHOTOS AND VIDEOS OF THE SUCCESSFUL HOBBEMA COMMUNITY CADET CORPS PROGRAM.
MONTANA CADET TERRI BAPTISTE CARRIED THE 2010 OLYMPIC TORCH THROUGH HOBBEMA, ALBERTA JANUARY 15, 2010
SAMSON CADET LIEUTENANT ELISHIA SADDLEBACK'S POEM, "A CADETS CORNER" WILL BE PRINTED IN THE BOOK "CHILDREN OF HOBBEMA" WRITTEN BY TERESA WOUTERS.
ERMINESKIN CADET ZACHARY ERMINESKIN WAS AWARDED THE "HOBBEMA WARRIOR" TITLE AT THE SAMSON POW WOW AUGUST 2009.
HOBBEMA CADETS, INSTRUCTORS AND RCMP MENTORS ATTEND SECOND ANNUAL "SOARING EAGLES" YOUTH MENTORSHIP CAMP AT BLUE LAKE LODGE, HINTON, AB., AUGUST 19 - 25, 2009
RCMP FOUNDATION INVITE MONTANA CADET 2ND LIEUTENANT DEAN BRUNO-KELLN AS GUEST SPEAKER FOR TORONTO ANNUAL FUNDRAISING GALA 2008 11 15
HOBBEMA CADETS & RCMP FACILITATORS ATTEND "SOARING EAGLES YOUTH MENTOR CAMP" AT BLUE LAKE LODGE, HINTON, AB., 2008 08 11 - 15
HOBBEMA CADETS VISIT RCMP TRAINING CENTRE, REGINA, SK. 2008 07 06-09
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WETASKIWIN LEADERS OF TOMORROW AWARD 2008
Hobbema Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Daniel BAPTISTE of the Samson Cree Nation was awarded the Wetaskiwin Leader of Tomorrow for the 16-17 age category at a special ceremony held at the Reynolds Museum, Wetaskiwin, AB., on Monday April 28, 2008.
Mr. Roy LOUIS (Samson Cree Nation Elder) attended the ceremony to congratulate Daniel and to accept Daniel's $100.00 donation to the Samson Food Bank.
City TV Edmonton's broadcast of the Hobbema Cadets 1st Anniversary
Nov 22 2006 http://www.citytv.com/edmonton/yourcity_37360.aspx
HOBBEMA CADETS RECOGNIZED IN ALBERTA CRIME REDUCTION AND SAFE COMMUNITIES TASK FORCE REPORT JUNE 2007
The successful Hobbema Community Cadet Corps Program is recognized by the Alberta Crime Reduction and Safe Communities Task Force Report dated June 2007 (Building Safe Communities and Reducing Crime: Summary of What Was Heard) on pages 20 & 21 regarding Aboriginal Communities. "...The Task Force had the opportunity to hear and see first hand the experiences on some reserves. We learned that gangs and drugs are pushing communities into crisis. ... We saw first hand the stress in communities like HOBBEMA. ... There are good things happening and people are doing good work in often very difficult circumstances. The CADETS PROGRAM in HOBBEMA is a prime example where well over 900 young people are actively involved in positive changes." Please view the Alberta Task Force Website at http://www.safecommunities.gov.ab.ca/ for more information.
