598 Sabre Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets, Cobourg

10/07/2026

Congratulations Corporal Hana Fatima Quadri from 632 Phoenix Squadron on being awarded the Meritorious Service Medal (Civil Division)

10/04/2026

💙 THANK YOU, Cobourg & Port Hope! 💙
598 Sabre Squadron, Cobourg Air Cadets would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported our tagging day on October 3rd! Your generosity, kind words, and encouragement truly meant so much to our cadets.
Because of your support, we can continue to provide meaningful opportunities that build leadership, citizenship, and aviation skills—from training activities and trips to pipes & drums equipment and special events like air crew survival weekends and mess dinners.
✅ Every tagging donation goes directly back to supporting our squadron, and we are incredibly grateful to be part of such a supportive community.
If you weren’t able to tag in person and would still like to support our cadets, donations can be made here:
👉 https://square.link/u/vqzzzOOV
Thank you for helping our cadets soar! ✈️🎖️💙

09/29/2026

This weekend, cadets took on an exciting Fall FTX at Grafton, filled with new experiences, challenges, and plenty of fun! Throughout the weekend, cadets learned valuable survival skills, practiced building tents and shelters, and developed new skills that they can carry with them beyond the field. 🍂🏕️
Between lessons and training, cadets also had the chance to enjoy some fun games, strengthen teamwork, and make memories with their fellow cadets. From enjoying MREs in the field to being lucky enough to have OSMOW’S for dinner, it was definitely a weekend to remember! 🌲🔥
A huge thank you to everyone who helped make this FTX such a memorable experience. We’re proud of everything our cadets accomplished this weekend! 💙

Check our FTX album for more photos.

Cadet Correspondent: FCpl Khaliq

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09/28/2026

🚨 Cadets will be out tagging in your Cobourg and Port Hope communities! 🚨
598 Sabre Squadron, Cobourg Air Cadets
October 3RD 💙
Your support truly makes a difference! 💙🎖️
Tagging donations help support leadership, citizenship, and aviation opportunities for our cadets.
💵 What your support helps fund:
Training activities, trips, pipes & drums equipment, and special events like air crew survival weekends, mess dinners, and more!
✅ All tagging donations support our squadron directly!
You can also support our tagging initiative through this link:

https://square.link/u/vqzzzOOV

09/20/2026

🇨🇦 Remembering the Battle of Britain 🇬🇧

From July to October 1940, aircrew from Britain, Canada and other Allied nations fought in the skies over Britain in one of the defining campaigns of the Second World War. Their courage, determination and sacrifice during those critical months helped change the course of the war.

Today, the cadets of 598 Sabre Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron marched to the Cobourg Cenotaph, where they hosted a cadet-led remembrance service honouring “The Few”, the aircrew who defended Britain during the Battle of Britain.

For our Squadron and our community, this history touches particularly close to home.

Flying Officer Robert Leslie (R.L.) Edwards of Cobourg served as a fighter pilot with No. 1 (RCAF) Squadron during the Battle of Britain. On August 26, 1940, Edwards was killed in action at just 28 years old, becoming the first fatal combat casualty of his squadron during the Battle.

More than 85 years later, young Air Cadets from the same community gathered at our Cenotaph to remember Edwards and all those who served as part of “The Few.” It is a powerful reminder that the names and stories we remember are not simply pieces of history, they belonged to people from communities like ours.

For Air Cadets, the Battle of Britain holds a particularly meaningful place in our history. Today provided our cadets with an opportunity to carry forward the tradition of remembrance and ensure that the courage and sacrifice of those who came before us are not forgotten.

“Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.”
— Winston Churchill, 1940

Lest We Forget. 🇨🇦

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