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Calgary Police Cadet Corps

Run by Calgary Police Service and the Calgary Police Youth Foundation

Who can apply: New members must be 12 to 16 as of the September intake; submit an application and security clearance forms

Cost and deadline

THIS PROGRAM IS
Free
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Clubs and year-round programs
DURATION
Thursday evenings September to May, plus weekend exercises; up to five years
GRADES
Ages 12-16 to join (members stay until 18)
LOCATION
Calgary

Who can apply

New members must be 12 to 16 as of the September intake; submit an application and security clearance forms

About this program

A free cadet program run by the Calgary Police Service. Cadets meet Thursday evenings from 5:45 to 9:15, September to May, and join weekend exercises and volunteer work. Over five levels they build leadership, fitness, first aid and marksmanship skills. Uniforms and equipment are provided. Applications for the next September intake open November 1 and close March 31, so a Grade 10 student who is still 16 can join.