The Calgary Highlanders Officers Mess will hold a mess dinner to commemorate the Battle of St. Julien, in particular attack on Kitcheners' Wood (22 April 1915) (Attendance by invitation only).
St. Julien's Day Parade will be held on Saturday, 27 April 2019. Calgary Highlanders will march in formation from Mewata Armoury via 8th Ave to the Cathedral Church of the Redeemer for a church service. Following the service, the unit will then march over to city hall for a brief parade service and inspection by
The dinner for the Calgary Highlanders Regimental Association, which is open to any former or currently serving Calgary Highlander. All association members will receive an invite in the mail prior to the event and are asked to RSVP in advance. Dinner tickets are available at the door for those whose current address is not on
For serving soldiers only, in traditional style the Officers and Senior NCOs of the Regiment thank the junior soldiers for another year of hard work and training by serving Christmas Dinner to the troops. The youngest soldier in the Regiment enjoys the privilege of becoming Commanding Officer for a day, while the eldest Corporal becomes
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Due to COVID this will be a controlled event.
Due to COVID this will be a controlled event only for the regiment. Details through the Command Structure.
The Calgary Highlanders will mark the Change of Command of the Regiment. Due to COVID this will be a Controlled Event
Remembrance Day - the Regiment traditionally participates in the service at the Memorial Park Cenotaph on 11 November. Other services are supported by the Regiment also, at the Field of Crosses on Memorial Drive, the Museum of the Regiments, and in other locations across southern Alberta, honouring those communities who also contributed men to the