Royal Canadian Air Cadets 735 Firebird Squadron  Flt. Sgt. Joseph Onufer salutes during the playing of The Last Post during the 2023 Remembrance Day ceremony at the Waterdown branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. The cadets are accepting new recruits.
The Royal Canadian Air Cadets 735 Firebird Squadron is inviting interested youths who are at least 12 years old and their parents to drop by a weekly training session in Dundas.
Royal Canadian Air Cadets 735 Firebird Squadron  Flt. Sgt. Joseph Onufer salutes during the playing of The Last Post during the 2023 Remembrance Day ceremony at the Waterdown branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. The cadets are accepting new recruits.
The Royal Canadian Air Cadets’ 735 Firebird Squadron is accepting new recruits, inviting interested youths who are at least 12 years old and their parents to drop by a weekly training session in Dundas.
Formed in 1963, the squadron’s cadets participate in a variety of activities throughout the school year, including gliding, sports competitions, debating, effective speaking, the Legion’s poppy campaign and field training exercises.
Joining is free and cadets are loaned uniforms at no cost but must participate in fundraising activities. The squadron also welcomes adults who are willing to help.
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For more information, visit a Monday training session, held from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Dundas Lions Memorial Community Centre, 10 Market St. South, or see aircadets.ca/735.
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