ROYAL CANADIAN SEA CADET CORPS RAINBOW - VICTORIA'S SEA CADETS
We are the Victoria unit of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets, a free program sponsored by the federal government, through the Canadian Armed Forces, and the Navy League of Canada. We meet at HMCS MALAHAT Naval Reserve Division on 20 Huron Street on Wednesday, 6:30-9:30 pm, during the school year.

Sea Cadets is a co-ed youth organization that provides fun, social and educational experiences to youth aged 12 to 18. Sea cadets participate in a variety of training, including nautical activities like sailing, power boat operation, and on-the-water communications, as well as improving their level of fitness. Cadets also have the chance to participate in other activities related to the military, including precision drill, music, and marksmanship, and various opportunities to get out to sea on Royal Canadian Navy vessels. 

Newcomers are always welcome; please see here for more information! 

Why are we called RAINBOW?

We are named after HMCS RAINBOW, one of Canada's first naval vessels.

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From original photo caption: HMCS RAINBOW leaving Portsmouth for Canada, August 1910.