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VANGEN 24-44 Murray Whetung Community Service Award for Cadets

SLt Michael Galita

A special provincial award has been set up for Cadets with volunteer hours. All Cadets are recommended to submit volunteer hours earned outside of Cadets to 18sea@cadets.gc.ca for consideration for this provincial award.


The Murray Whetung Community Service Award Act received Royal Assent on 25 April 2024. The Act provides that the Minister of Citizenship and Multiculturalism shall provide for an award to be given each year to a cadet in each local Royal Canadian Air Cadet corps, Royal Canadian Army Cadet corps and Royal Canadian Sea Cadet corps who is selected by their corps for demonstrating exceptional citizenship and volunteerism within their community and their corps.


Although First Nations persons were exempt from conscription, more than 4000 such persons enlisted in World War I and more than 3000 enlisted in World War II. Many lost their Indian status because they were away for more than four years. Despite this, many continued their community service and gave back to their communities their entire life. Murray Whetung was a Curve Lake First Nations veteran who continued to serve his community after returning from service overseas.

 
 
 

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