Original formed on October 14, 1905, our Corps celebrated its 100th Anniversary throughout the 2005-2006 cadet year. Highlights included a Sunset Ceremony at Homecoming, receiving the Freedom of the City from the Town of Aurora, a joint church parade with our affiliated unit, the 48th Highlanders of Canada, and culminated in a spectacular Annual Inspection in May 2006.
 
For more on this special celebration, select one of the links below.

Articles:

• The First Year by the First Lieutenant
  by Cadet Lieutenant C. Vincent Massey '06. Often described as 142’s first Cadet Commanding Officer, Vincent Massey was in fact its first Lieutenant. He was still the Corps’ highest ranking Cadet. His account of activities around the Corps’ first Inspection was written when he was 18 years old and published in the St. Andrew’s College Review in the summer of 1906.
• Timeless "Corps" Values
  by Ted Staunton, Headmaster, taken from the Spring 2005 Andrean
• 100th Anniversary Interview with Major Brian McCue, Commanding Officer
  taken from the Fall 2004 Andrean. In June, as the 100th Anniversary of the Cadet Corps was approaching, he spoke with Andrean writer Jim McGillivray of the principles, philosophies, goals and aspirations of the long-standing Cadet program at St. Andrew’s.

• Modern Cadet Corps Offers Teamwork, Skills, Leadership – and a Credit Course
  by Jim McGillivray, taken from the Spring 2005 Andrean.

• Duke of Edinburgh Award and Cadets Combine for an Unparalleled Program
  by Jim McGillivray, taken from the Spring 2005 Andrean.

• Striving for Piping Excellence in Toronto
  by Mike Paterson Reprinted in the Spring 2005 Andrean with permission from Piping Today, published out of The National Piping Centre, Glasgow, Scotland, October 2003

• Andrew Unveiled: The Ladies’ Guild of St. Andrew’s College commissioned a statute to represent every S.A.C. Cadet.

Activities:

• 2005 Battlefields Tour - by David Stewart
• Joint Church Parade with the 48th Highlanders
• The Freedom of the City Parade - Granted on May 4, 2005 at a ceremony held on Yonge Street after the entire Corps marched to downtown Aurora. Included are photos and the text of the proclamation.
• Centennial 2004/2005 Cadet Inspection (video)