Join the Navy, right here in Old South! In September, HMCS Prevost enrolled six new sailors into the Royal Canadian Navy: Cdt Hebert, S3 Sajjad Hussain S3 Khan, S3 Altaweel, S3 Sierra Pedraza, S3 Tom and S3 Al-Khalil! Two of the sailors had taken advantage of the Accelerated Enrolment Program (AEP), launched in April 2025. The AEP offers a faster, more personalized route for individuals who want to join the Royal Canadian Navy’s Regular Force. His Majesty’s Canadian Ship, HMCS Prevost, is a Canadian Forces Naval Reserve Division located at 19 Becher Street in Old South. Dubbed a ‘stone frigate’, HMCS Prevost is a land- based naval establishment for training part-time sailors as well as functioning as a local recruitment centre for the Royal Canadian Navy. Prevost reserve sailors serve on all classes of ship on Canada’s east and west coasts, and on the Great Lakes, and have served on many occasions overseas on UN and NATO tours of duty, along with harbour defence units.
Wortley Road PS Runs for Terry The annual Terry Fox Run was held this year on Sunday, September 25. Participating staff and students at Wortley Road Public School raised $900 (as of September 29). The donation link may still be open at schools.terryfox.ca/105168. The run benefits the Terry Fox Foundation for cancer research.
Retirement Living Designed for You Private Suites Starting at $2600 including: • Chef prepared menu daily for 3 meals and snacks • Housekeeping, laundry, individual climate control for AC and heat • Emergency call bell system and a push button wrist band for Nursing • Extensive Recreation Programs, Entertainment, Crafts, Clubs, and Scheduled outings • Options for additional care available Book a tour and plan your move today! Sailors from HMCS Prevost visit Port Stanley for boat familiarization training. Photo courtesy HMCS Facebook page.
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