Talk:Cadets Canada

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There is a real concern here in that Cadets Canada does not exist. It is a marketing moniker only to represent the three cadet organizations. There is no Commander of Cadets Canada, No President of Cadets Canada no organization Cadets Canada. The article should be headed Canadian Cadet Organizations. Nationally other than using the logo, we do not refer to Cadets Canada as an entity ... it is just the logo and nothing more. For your consideration. the above from gwp and not mr. stevenson whoes comment is below.

I have noticed this :

v • d • e Canadian Cadet Organization

Cadet Instructors Cadre

Royal Canadian Sea Cadets · Royal Canadian Army Cadets · Royal Canadian Air Cadets

Navy League · Army Cadet League · Air Cadet League

used by Wikipedia. I welcome the idea. However, I would propose, to be more accurate, that the different cadet organisations be placed in order of precedence, which are like the Canadian Forces: Royal Canadian Sea Cadets; Royal Canadian Army Cadets; and Royal Canadian Air Cadets.

Thank you kindly. user:ctjj.stevenson 10 May 2006

I was looking throughout the pages for the individual orginizations for cadets canada and I think that a uniform structure for the pages could be implemented. Currently the three pages are fairly ununiform and are hard to make comparisons with.