Today, we reflect on and remember all of those who served our country with pride. We remember all of those who came home injured, those who came home with unseen injuries, and those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for peace and freedom. #CanadaRemembers

Thank you to everyone who helped us mark Indigenous Veterans Day in Ottawa this year and reaffirm our commitment to offering them the respect they deserve. #CanadaRemembers

Our shared heritage is a unifying force. #Indigenous Peoples have a place in that heritage which warrants its own commemoration. That’s what National Indigenous Veterans Day is all about and why we proudly celebrate it.

Indigenous Peoples have long stood as defenders of this land, and their contributions deserve meaningful recognition. That’s why we mark Indigenous Veterans Day on 8 Nov. Why not refresh your knowledge? This is a good start: https://t.co/1n7pqD940a

On November 11, MCpl Lindy Georgekish is serving as Eagle Staff Bearer during the national #RemembranceDay ceremony in Ottawa. He was chosen for this role as part of the Remembrance Day Sentry Program, learn more: https://t.co/WEowJKPKcx #CAF

Ten nations. Two weeks. One mission. During Ex ARDENT DEFENDER 2025 at 5th CDSB Gagetown, CAF Explosive Ordinance Disposal experts and international allies trained side by side in realistic, high-tempo scenarios that tested skills and strengthened readiness.

We thrive on teamwork! This year’s Exercise ARDENT DEFENDER brought NATO nations together for the world’s leading counter-explosive threat training. 1/2

#StrongProudReady isn’t just a motto... it’s a mindset. To protect Canada, we’ve got to stay sharp, strong, and ready. That means moving your body and challenging your mind every day.

Putting our training to the test. Earlier this month, LGen Michael Wright, Commander of the Canadian Army, joined soldiers in Wainwright, Alberta, to see their live-fire training firsthand.

This Friday, October 31, CAF members can start wearing a poppy up until Remembrance Day. This year, for the first time, CAF members have the option of wearing an Indigenous-crafted poppy on their uniforms. More information: https://t.co/H1rmDAtMO9

It's Halloween! You never know what's lurking in the woods under the cover of the forest. Featuring our snipers who bring the "Spooky" to our adversaries.

The poppy is a solemn reminder of those who came before us and sacrificed so much for our freedom, and the many of them who paid the ultimate price. It is worn from the last Friday in October until Remembrance Day. Here is how the poppy is to be worn while in uniform. 1/2

“On behalf of the CAF we offer our deepest and most sincere apologies. We apologize to every CAF member and veteran who experienced racism, discrimination, and harassment, and we acknowledge: We failed you.” - CDS, Gen Jennie Carignan and CAF CWO Bob McCann 1/2

Today, the CDS and CAF CWO delivered a formal apology to all current and former CAF members and their families for the CAF’s history of systemic racism and racial discrimination. https://t.co/3YUAHYJ2qx

Every member of the #CanadianArmy has unique strengths and great potential. #WomensHistoryMonth is winding down, but we are united every day behind our shared mission and values: unity, discipline, respect.

#WomensHistoryMonth is ending, but the values behind it are evergreen. Our identity includes unity, respect, and a fighting spirit. We are One Army, which makes us #StrongProudReady to defend Canada.

As Women's History Month draws to an end, we would like to emphasize that these stories are not limited to a single month. We are thinking of all of the trailblazers who made the Army what it is today, and are inspired by the women who are continuing to shape the future.

A major milestone for the Canadian Army: Today, we stood up 5th Signal Regiment within the 2nd Canadian Division, advancing a more agile, interoperable, and resilient force.

Tomorrow, at a ceremony in Ottawa, Gen Jennie Carignan, CDS, and CWO Bob McCann, CAF CWO, will apologize for history of systemic racism and racial discrimination. https://t.co/m6oAinI6hZ

On November 11, Sgt Kevin Deng is serving as Canadian Army – Sentry Commander during the national #RemembranceDay ceremony in Ottawa. He was chosen for this role as part of the Remembrance Day Sentry Program, learn more: https://t.co/mEXNKEykjF #LestWeForget #CAF