Communicator

The Communicator — Fall 2013 Issue
Regimental Crest - Update
In the last issue of the Communicator, a suggested unit crest was
proposed. The updated version of the Regimental crest has been
modified with a numeric “32” as the unit name. The Latin motto :
“PRAEIRET” to mean ‘ To lead the way in all things - to be the
best’. The design of the latest prototype is illustrated.
RSM of 32 Signal Regiment (700 Borden Communication Squadron
and 709 Toronto Communication Regiment).
CWO Mallia is attached to the 32 Bde Group Combat School at
Fort York Armoury Toronto.
Cpl Sean McKee ‐ 32 Sig Regt
Departures from
32 Signal Regiment,
Detachment Borden
Transfers and Departures
Change of RSM 32 Combat Engineer Regiment
CWO M. Mallia, CD to CWO A. Boushey, CD
Regimental Sergeant
Major since 2009.
CWO Mallia relinquished
the appointment
of RSM to CWO
Boushey.
Prior to the appointment
of RSM of Engineers
CWO Mallia was the
On 7 September 2013, 32
Combat Engineer Regiment
in Denison Armoury
said farewell CWO Mallia
who was appointed the
Three fine young soldiers
from 32 Sig
Regt, Det Borden have
finally departed from
their home Unit where
they originally joined
from. They will be
greatly missed as
Cpl Patrick Proulx ‐ 32 Sig Regt
they were dedicated,
dependable, and
deserving, however,
our loss is the Canadian
Armed Forces
(CAF) gain. It is with
great pleasure to
announce the component
transfers for:
Cpl’s McKee, Proulx
and Hodgson. All
remain in Ontario, but will be employed in various units from
ranging from Petawawa
to Ottawa re-
Cpl Darcey Hodgson ‐ 32 Sig Regt
gions. Their departures
have been recognized
with plaques
denoting their time
within the Squadron.
On hand to say farewell
was the Sqn OC,
Capt Caron and Sqn
SSM, MWO Graham
and their fellow soldiers
parading that
night.
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