Learn more about Canada’s Black History Month, and find resources in your local area, at canada.ca/en/canadian-he… #BHM2021 #BlackHistoryMonth youtube.com/watch?v=np_jD0…

#DYK William Hall was the first Black Canadian, Nova Scotian, and Canadian naval personnel to be awarded the Victoria Cross? Learn more about his contribution veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembranc… #BHM2021 #BlackHistoryMonth African Nova Scotian Affairs Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia

During #BlackHistoryMonth, we celebrate the many achievements and contributions of Black Canadians and their communities. Cadet Tanamya Brooks of 117 Preston/Westphal #ArmyCadets in #NovaScotia tells us her story. #BlackHistoryMonth2021 @cadetsca @ComdCJCR Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia African Nova Scotian Affairs

Here in Atlantic Canada, Black Canadians have had a tremendous impact serving with the Canadian Armed Forces … Like the Number 2 Construction Battalion during the First World War: bccnsweb.com/web/our-histor… #BHM2021 #BlackHistoryMonth

Great job! #WearPink #PinkShirtDay2021

Viola Desmond was a force for change not just in Atlantic Canada, but for the rights movement across North America thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/vio… #BHM2021 #BlackHistoryMonth #ViolaDesmond African Nova Scotian Affairs Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia

#DYK Fredericton’s own and New Brunswicker Willie O’Ree was the first Black player in the NHL? thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/wil… #BHM2021 Government of NB City of Fredericton #BlackHistoryMonth

This year’s International @WomensDay theme is #ChooseToChallenge. Challenge inequality, biases, and stereotypes. Raise your hand high to show YOU accept this challenge! #IWD2021 @Women_Canada @ComdCJCR Canadian Armed Forces

We're excited to have you speak! #IWD2021

We're proud to have @ComdCJCR as our Cadets and Junior Canadian Rangers Commander! #IWD2021 MARLANT Royal Canadian Navy @cadetsca

#ThrowbackThursday: In 1975, girls were officially welcomed into the Cadet Program. Today, nearly 40% of Cadets in Atlantic Canada are female. But we can always do better. #ChooseToChallenge #IWD2021 Women's Day @cadetsca

Tomorrow is International Women's Day. Tell us about a strong women role model you’ve met in the Cadet Program. #ChooseToChallenge #IWD2021 @cadetsca @ComdCJCR Canadian Armed Forces

What does it mean to be a girl or woman in the Cadet Program in Atlantic Canada? We chatted with an army cadet, former air cadet, and sea cadet COATS officer about this and more for #InternationalWomenDay. Watch: facebook.com/atlcadets/post… #IWD2021 #ChooseToChallenge

Thanks for attending and sharing your story! #ChooseToChallenge #IWD2021

Thanks for joining us Paul!

Elizabeth Warwick spent time getting fit while learning basic snowshoeing skills as part of her cadet training during a cadet outdoor training activity at Brighton Compound in Charlottetown on Feb 27, 2021. @cadetsca

Today is #TartanDay2021 ! With our ties to the Scottish traditions of our communities and in the Canadian Armed Forces, our cadets proudly wear tartan as part of their uniforms and for special events and activities. What's your favorite tartan to wear? #tartanday @cadetsca

Yesterday, @atlcadets welcomed our new Commanding Officer, Commander Owen Smith, whose role is preparing today's youth for tomorrow! Welcome aboard, sir! @cadetsca

Today is #CadetDay in #NovaScotia! 2021 marked the 11th year for this annual event recognizing the positive impact of the Cadet Program on Nova Scotian youth. Many thanks to Nova Scotia Gov. for hosting us at Nova Scotia Legislature! Tim Houston