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    This is the first piece of public affairs material from the CCO that we like. It isn't overblown. It doesn't make ridiculous claims about the program being brilliant, and is prospective about change. It includes females, visible minorities, and aboriginal youth. Most importantly, it comes much closer than anything we have seen before to getting the philosophy of the cadet program right. The devil, though, remains in how we go about getting to the good result that this philosophy demands with a swarm of self-interested cadet bureaucrats in the way.

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    This is the first piece of public affairs material from the CCO that we like. It isn't overblown. It doesn't make ridiculous claims about the program being brilliant, and is prospective about change. It includes females, visible minorities, and aboriginal youth. Most importantly, it comes much closer than anything we have seen before to getting the philosophy of the cadet program right. The devil, though, remains in how we go about getting to the good result that this philosophy demands with a swarm of self-interested cadet bureaucrats in the way.

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    Key Principles

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    This is the first piece of public affairs material from the CCO that we like. It isn't overblown. It doesn't make ridiculous claims about the program being brilliant, and is prospective about change. It includes females, visible minorities, and aboriginal youth. Most importantly, it comes much closer than anything we have seen before to getting the philosophy of the cadet program right. The devil, though, remains in how we go about getting to the good result that this philosophy demands with a swarm of self-interested cadet bureaucrats in the way.

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    INVITE ALL CANADIAN YOUTH.
    Cadet and JCR Programs are open to all youth
    age 12 to 18 that are Canadian citizens or are
    authorized to reside in Canada. Although the
    program is expected to be physically and mentally
    challenging, there will be no artificial barriers developed which
    preclude participation based on gender, race, culture, religion,
    education, socioeconomic status or ability. The programs will
    make reasonable efforts to accommodate.
    LEAVE A POSITIVE
    LIFELONG IMPACT.
    Whether youth stay with the program for many years or for just a
    few weeks, it is imperative that they remember the experience
    positively to help guide their development as productive Canadians.
    BALANCE SAFETY
    AND CHALLENGE.
    Youth and their parents will have confidence that the activities
    and events the Cadet and JCR Programs deliver are challenging,
    yet safe. They will also be confident that the adults leading
    the program are of unquestionably high moral character and are
    focused on the development of the Cadets and JCRs.
    DEVELOP CITIZENSHIP,
    LEADERSHIP, AND FITNESS.
    The Cadet and JCR Programs help participants progressively develop into
    adults who contribute positively to Canadian society as leaders, while
    instilling a lifelong appreciation of health and fitness.
    INSTIL CANADIAN
    MILITARY VALUES.
    The development of the Cadet and JCR Programs is guided by the best
    of Canadian military values and ethics. These values include respecting
    the dignity of all people, serving Canada before self, and obeying and
    supporting lawful authorities. Additionally, Cadets and JCRs will gain a
    better appreciation of the specific values of duty, loyalty, integrity,
    courage, stewardship, and excellence, as expected of all Canadian
    Armed Forces (CAF) members.
    The Cadet and Junior Canadian Rangers (JCR) Programs have had a proud
    history and have contributed greatly to the development of Canadians from
    all walks of life. There are a series of defining principles which characterize the
    Cadet and JCR programs and have been established as follows:

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