How Do I Join?
Visit us on our regular training night, Tuesdays from 6:00pm - 9:10 pm at HMCS QUEEN CHARLOTTE, 210 Water Street, Charlottetown, PE.
Start your enrolment online HERE.
Start your enrolment online HERE.
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Requirements
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Required Documents
Proof of age:
A valid Canadian Passport;
A Birth certificate issued by a Canadian provincial, territorial or federal government agency;
Any card, visa or permit (work, Study, resident, etc.) (with photo) issued by the Canadian Government legally authorizes the person to reside in Canada for an extended period of time; or
Any identification card (with or without photo) issued by a Canadian provincial territorial or federal government agency. No Certificates of Live Birth please.
Proof of health insurance:
Provincial or territorial health insurance card or private insurance (i.e. Blue Cross) card.
A valid Canadian Passport;
A Birth certificate issued by a Canadian provincial, territorial or federal government agency;
Any card, visa or permit (work, Study, resident, etc.) (with photo) issued by the Canadian Government legally authorizes the person to reside in Canada for an extended period of time; or
Any identification card (with or without photo) issued by a Canadian provincial territorial or federal government agency. No Certificates of Live Birth please.
Proof of health insurance:
Provincial or territorial health insurance card or private insurance (i.e. Blue Cross) card.
Cost - FREE
There is no cost to join the Cadet Program, and uniforms, training, and most activities are provided at no charge. The program is funded primarily by the Government of Canada through the Department of National Defence, which covers training, uniforms, travel, and many operational expenses. The program is delivered in partnership with the Navy League of Canada, whose local branches — including the Navy League of Canada Charlottetown Branch — provide additional financial support through fundraising and community sponsorship. Cadets are expected to participate in a small number of fundraising activities each year to help support enhancements to the program that are not government-funded. While most opportunities are fully covered, some optional travel or special activities may require a small contribution from participating cadets.
