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There are six units in the province of Ontario. Please select from the list below:
736 (Thunder Bay) Communication Squadron specializes in tactical and strategic
communication, employing voice, electronic and telecommunication systems. Our mandate
is to provide individual and collective support to Canadian Forces operations, both
domestic and international. Many of our members have served in various
UN and
NATO peacekeeping
missions around the world. This unit also provides communication support to the
Army Reserve. Some units in the Communication Reserve also provide manning support
to the Navy Transportable Tactical Command Centres.
Training is a year-round activity and soldiers are expected to attend Tuesday evening training and up to two weekend training activities per month. Evening training is conducted at the Armouries at 317 Park Avenue. Once fully trained, soldiers can apply for various full-time and part-time employment opportunities available throughout the year.
Further information can be obtained by contacting :
736 (Thunder Bay) Communication Squadron
317 Park Avenue
Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada P7B 1C7
Phone: 807 343-5168
Fax: 807 346-0417
E-mail: commres@forces.gc.ca
763 (Ottawa) Communication Regiment specializes in tactical and strategic
communication, employing voice, electronic and telecommunication systems. Our
mandate is to provide individual and collective support to Canadian Forces
operations, both domestic and international. Many of our members have served in
various UN and
NATO peacekeeping
missions around the world. This unit also provides communication support to the
Army Reserve. Some units in the Communication Reserve also provide manning support
to the Navy Transportable Tactical Command Centres.
Training is a year-round activity and soldiers are expected to attend Friday evening training and up to two weekend training activities per month. Friday evening training is conducted at E.J.G. Holland VC Armoury. Once fully trained, soldiers can apply for various full-time and part-time employment opportunities available throughout the year.
Further information can be obtained by contacting :
763 (Ottawa) Communication Regiment
E.J.G. Holland VC Armoury
2100 Walkley Road
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1G 3V3
Phone: 613 991-1619
Fax: 613 993-7313
E-mail: commres@forces.gc.ca
772 Electronic Warfare Squadron Kingston exists to provide trained Army Electronic Warfare operators and support personnel to the Canadian Forces for both domestic and overseas operations. As a part of 70 Communications Group it is the only Electronic Warfare (EW) Squadron within the Communication Reserve, and one of only two such units in the Canadian Forces. This allows excellent opportunity for the unit and its members to train, exercise and deploy with both Regular & Reserve Force units throughout the country and overseas.
Electronic Warfare involves the Intercept, Location, Analysis and Jamming of hostile communications on the modern battlefield. To fulfill our mission, we combine the training of Communication Research & Intelligence Operators in their specific roles related to Electronic Warfare. Both our Comm Research & Intelligence operators attend many specialty courses directly relating to Electronic Warfare equipment and processes throughout their careers. Along with our support trades, the Squadron is able to carry out all of our assigned tasks. Many of our members have served in various UN and NATO Operations around the world.
Training is a year-round activity. Members are expected to attend Thursday evening training in addition to what are typically two weekend training sessions per month. This training is normally conducted in or around the Squadron lines on Canadian Forces Base Kingston, or other designated locations within Ontario. During the summer months many members work full time, employed as students or staff on courses in Electronic Warfare, General Military Training, or for the various trades which make up the unit. Once fully trained, soldiers can apply for a variety of full or part-time employment opportunities that become available at various locations across the Canadian Forces throughout the year.
The honourary Lieutenant Colonel for the Reserve Electronic Warfare Squadron is: Col (Ret'd) GL Coady, OMM, CD
For further information contact:
772 Electronic Warfare Squadron
PO Box 17000 Stn Main
Kingston, Ontario K7K 7B4
Phone: 613 541-4434
Fax: 613 541-4405
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772 Electronic Warfare Squadron
9 Moro Street
Canadian Forces Base Kingston
700 (Borden) Communication Squadron specializes in tactical and strategic
communication, employing voice, electronic and telecommunication systems. Our
mandate is to provide individual and collective support to Canadian Forces
operations, both domestic and international. Many of our members have served in
various UN and
NATO peacekeeping
missions around the world. This unit also provides communication support to the
Army Reserve. Some units in the Communication Reserve also provide manning support
to the Navy Transportable Tactical Command Centres.
Training is a year-round activity and soldiers are expected to attend Thursday evening training and up to two weekend training activities a month. Thursday evening training is conducted on Canadian Forces Base Borden. Once fully trained, soldiers can apply for various full-time and part-time employment opportunities available throughout the year.
Further information can be obtained by contacting :
700 (Borden) Communication Squadron
61 Ramillies Road
Borden, Ontario Canada L0M 1C0
Phone: 705 423-3238
Fax: 705 423-3649
E-mail: commres@forces.gc.ca
709 (Toronto) Communication Regiment specializes in tactical and strategic
communication, employing voice, electronic and telecommunication systems. Our
mandate is to provide individual and collective support to Canadian Forces
operations, both domestic and international. Many of our members have served in
various UN and
NATO peacekeeping
missions around the world. This unit also provides communication support to the
Army Reserve. Some units in the Communication Reserve also provide manning support
to the Navy Transportable Tactical Command Centres.
Training is a year-round activity and soldiers are expected to attend Monday evening training and up to two weekend training activities per month. Monday evening training is conducted at Fort York Armoury located at 660 Fleet St West. Once fully trained, soldiers can apply for various full-time and part-time employment opportunities available throughout the year.
Further information can be obtained by contacting :
709 (Toronto) Communication Regiment
660 Fleet St West
Toronto, Ontario Canada M5V 1A9
Phone: 416 203-4609
Fax: 416 203-4652
E-mail: commres@forces.gc.ca
705 (Hamilton) Communication Squadron specializes in tactical and strategic
communication, employing voice, electronic and telecommunication systems. Our mandate
is to provide individual and collective support to Canadian Forces operations, both
domestic and international. Many of our members have served in various
UN and
NATO peacekeeping
missions around the world. This unit also provides communication support to the Army
Reserve. Some units in the Communication Reserve also provide manning support to the
Navy Transportable Tactical Command Centres.
Training is a year-round activity and soldiers are expected to attend one evening training a week and up to two weekend training activities per month. Evening training is conducted at the armoury at 200 St James St North. Once fully trained, soldiers can apply for various full-time and part-time employment opportunities available throughout the year.
Further information can be obtained by contacting :
705 (Hamilton) Communication Squadron
200 James St North
Hamilton, Ontario Canada L8R 2L1
Phone: 905 972-4028 Ext 2207
Fax: 905 972-4009
E-mail: commres@forces.gc.ca