Bursaries & Awards

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AWARDS OF RECOGNITION AND ENCOURAGEMENT

WILLOW BRAMWELL

2020 Cadet of the Year

The Board of Directors of the Marine Club, acting on the Recommendation of the Navy League of Canada, Ontario Division, have awarded the Central Region Sea Cadet of the Year – 2020 to: Willow Bramwell, RCSCC Trillium. The Cadet of the Year is selected annually by the Navy League of Canada and the Department of National Defense. We salute CPO1 Patrick Cochrane for achieving this honour for himself and his Corps. A small bursary goes with the medal.

MARINE CLUB AWARD RECIPIENTS 2020

Most Deserving Marine Navigation Cadets

Third Year:

Mathew Merrifield

Co-op Employer: Canada Steamship Lines

Second Year:

Bill Bush-Mchoul

Co-op Employer: Lower Lakes Towing

First Year:
Adam Moore

Most Deserving Marine engineering Cadets

Second Year:

Kyle Golubovic

Co-op Employer: Algoma Central Corporation

First Year:
Misha Purdie

Most deserving MARINE ENGINEERING technology STUDENT

Lucas Stone

Co-op Employer: Canada Steamship Lines

Coop award of recognition – navigation cadet

Oleg Baron
Co-op Employer: McAsphalt

most improved navigation cadet

Shana Kee Laurilla
Co-op Employer: Algoma Central Corporation

Coop award of recognition – engineering cadet

Samantha Mcpherson
Employer: Algoma Central Corporation

3rd year marine engineering technology cadet

Andrew Ji
Co-op Employer: Algoma Central Corporation

First Year Navigation and engineering cadet

Jackson Grill

first YEAR navigation and engineering cadet

Misha Purdie

THE MARINE CLUB

The Gibraltar Point Light is a historic landmark, and one of the oldest buildings in Metro Toronto. It stands on the south-west tip of Toronto Island. Construction authorized in 1808, it was still being used for its original purpose in 1959, when its use as a lighthouse was discontinued. Since then it has been restored and is maintained by the parks Department of Metro and is open to visitors in season.