Canadian Army

As soldiers, we don’t compromise on fitness or on supporting one another. @CanadaArmyRun is your chance to challenge yourself physically and help some great organizations that support us. Let’s get training!

The meeting of a lifetime. Soldiers from Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) (LdSH(RC)), who are currently representing the Canadian Army as the King's Life Guard, had the rare opportunity to meet with His Majesty the King, the regiment’s Colonel-in-Chief.

POV: You're getting ready for your first deployment. Members from 32 CBG have been getting ready for deploying on Op REASSURANCE by validating key requirements including the Combat FORCE test. They are getting mission ready.

A small team from 39 Signals Regiment is unleashing innovative thinking – winning the gold medal in their stream at the NATO TIDE Hackathon in France this spring. Innovation is key in building a relevant, digitally transformed, and modern Army.

It's showtime! After weeks of preparation, our soldiers are now conducting their duties as the King's Life Guard. This is an honour for the Canadian Army, and our soldiers, who are front and centre representing Canada in the UK.

Joint Terminal Attack Controllers are the people who make sure air strikes are done as safely as possible. Learn more about how our JTACs break through the fog of war on the latest CA Podcast. open.spotify.com/episode/7B9sX9…

Eyes on the sky, ears to the ground. We're calling in an air strike on the latest episode of the CA Podcast! Listen in as we talk to a Joint Terminal Attack Controller about what they do, and the important capability they bring to the battlefield. open.spotify.com/episode/7B9sX9…

Joint Terminal Attack Controllers keep ground and air forces safely synchronized. The CA Podcast has more insight into how these critical thinkers create order on the chaotic battlefield of today. open.spotify.com/episode/7B9sX9…

In position💂 Soldiers from the Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) (LdSH(RC)) are now conducting the duties of the King’s Life Guard in London, UK. This marks the beginning of their historic duties until July 21, 2025. BZ to LdSH(RC)!

Canadian Army CWOs working together to find solutions so we can be better Sergeants Major. This was a key part of our recent professional development seminar; the #OneArmyTeam concept in action. Thank you all for a productive discussion.

This spring, @CanadianArmy soldiers participated in an annual experimental exercise that explored new battlefield technology. They put alternative energy sources to the test in a set of realistic scenarios. Proud to see our soldiers innovating.

Congratulations to The Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), who will mount the King’s Life Guard in July. Only one other unit from outside the UK has done so, making this a rare honour. I know they will represent us well.

A great honour for the Canadian Army: Members of The Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) will guard the entrance to St James’ Palace and Buckingham Palace from 11-21 July. We are grateful for this rare privilege.

Recently, seasoned Joint Terminal Attack Controllers gathered in Wainwright, Alberta, for an advanced course designed to sharpen their skills as instructors and evaluators. They will ensure the next generation of JTACs is ready to lead in complex, high-stakes environments.

From today until July 21, Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) mount the King’s Life Guard at Horse Guards - only the 3rd non-UK unit in history to do so. A proud moment of Canadian nationhood & sovereignty, and a great example of Canada’s enduring commitment to its Allies.