Cadets-2472 Army Cadet Corp

2963 Seaforth Highlanders of Canada Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps, based in Sechelt, BC, has been fostering leadership and citizenship skills in youth since its establishment in 1978. Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents aged 12-18, the program provides a structured environment for young individuals to develop essential life skills through various training activities and community engagement. The corps is part of a broader legacy linked to the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada, founded in 1910. It aims to guide young cadets through their transition into adulthood, promoting personal growth and preparedness for future challenges. Generated from the website

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The Pacific Biological Station (PBS) in Nanaimo is the oldest fisheries research center on the Pacific coast, established in 1908. It is part of a network of nine major scientific facilities operated by Fisheries and Oceans Canada, focusing on research in coastal waters of British Columbia, the northeast Pacific Ocean, the western Arctic, and navigable waters east to the Manitoba-Saskatchewan border. The station houses scientists, technicians, support staff, and ship crews dedicated to fisheries research, with facilities including wet labs, hazardous chemical storage, and research vessel berthing. Research priorities at PBS include stock assessment, aquaculture, marine environment, habitat, ocean science, and fish productivity, with a molecular genetics laboratory providing genetic advice for conservation and management of fish and shellfish. Generated from their website