Young people can learn discipline, responsibility and skills by getting involved in which program?
- Jury duty
- The House of Commons page program
- The RCMP training academy
- The cadets
Answer: The cadets
Young people can join the cadets to learn discipline, responsibility and skills. The guide mentions the cadets under Defending Canada, together with the regular Canadian Forces and the part-time reserves.
Learn more: Defending Canada
- There is no compulsory military service in Canada.
- The regular Canadian Forces (navy, army and air force) are an excellent career choice.
- Part-time service is possible in the local navy, militia and air reserves, giving valuable experience, skills and contacts.
- The cadets help young people learn discipline, responsibility and skills.
- You can also serve in the Coast Guard or emergency services such as a police force or fire department.
- The Canadian Rangers are part of the Canadian Forces Reserves (militia). Drawing on indigenous knowledge and experience, they travel by snowmobile in winter and all-terrain vehicles in summer from Resolute to the Magnetic North Pole.
- The Rangers play a key role in meeting the security and sovereignty challenges of Canada’s North and keep the flag flying in Canada’s Arctic.