REGIMENTAL INSIGNIA

ASSOCIATION

 
CAP BADGE
A ten pointed star of sixty rays; an annulus bearing the motto "A MARI USQUE AD MARE"; three hard maple leafs conjoined on one stem.

 
The ten points of the star represent the ten Provinces of Canada. The three maple leafs are taken from the Canadian Coat of Arms. The Regimental motto is the motto of our Country as selected by the Fathers of Confederation from the 72^nd Psalm. Its official translations are;

FROM SEA TO SEA and D'UN OCEAN A L'AUTRE.

 


COLLAR BADGE

Three hard maple leafs conjoined on one stem and surmounted by the Crown placed on the topmost point of the centre maple leaf.

REGIMENTAL STAR

An elongated replica of the cap badge without the crown. The Star, used as a badge of rank, was suggested by Her Majesty The Queen in lieu of various stars of Orders of Chivalry, and should be known as a "Canadian Star".

Something to Remember

Death comes to all, but great achievements

raise a monument which shall endure

until the sun grows cold.

Georgeus Agricola