10030-0 Junior Canadian Rangers Program Personnel

Cadets and Junior Canadian Ranger Group Order (CJCR Gp O)


1. Identification

Date of Issue: 2021-03-19

Date of Verification: 2025-03-18

Application: This order applies to Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces personnel who provide support to the Junior Canadian Rangers Program.

Supersession: Junior Canadian Rangers Administrative and Training Orders 63-01, Junior Canadian Rangers Programme Personnel

Approval Authority: This order is issued under the authority of Commander Cadets and Junior Canadian Rangers Group.

Office of Primary Interest: Deputy Chief of Staff Personnel

Enquiries: Directorate Canadian Rangers 4 – Junior Canadian Rangers Program Advisor

2. Abbreviations

Abbreviation Complete Word or Phrase
2IC Second In Command
CAF Canadian Armed Forces
CJCR Gp Cadets and Junior Canadian Rangers Group
CI Civilian Instructor
CO Commanding Officer
CR Canadian Ranger
CRPG Canadian Ranger Patrol Group
JCR Junior Canadian Ranger

3. Definitions

Civilian Instructor.
See QR (Cadets), section 1.02, Definitions.
Junior Canadian Ranger:
A JCR is a person of not less than 12 years of age but less than 19 years of age who belongs to a JCR Patrol for youth in remote communities, coastal and isolated communities across Canada. JCRs are not members of the Canadian Armed Forces.
Junior Canadian Ranger Patrol Leader.
A JCR Patrol Leader is an individual responsible for leading and guiding a JCR Patrol. The Patrol Leader oversees the activities and well-being of the patrol members, ensuring that they participate in program activities, follow safety guidelines, and uphold the values of the JCR program.
Patrol 2IC.
The Patrol 2IC is the assistant leader within a JCR Patrol, supporting the Patrol Leader in managing and guiding patrol members. The 2IC assists with the planning and execution of activities, ensures that the patrol operates smoothly, and takes on leadership responsibilities in the absence of the Patrol Leader.
Volunteer.
See QR (Cadets), section 1.02, Definitions. Supplemented by the following: the term volunteer applies to a CAF member when not on paid duty, or a CI when not receiving pay; a volunteer is authorized by the CRPG; and a volunteer is screened by the CAF.

4. Policy

Context

Program Personnel

5. Junior Canadian Rangers

6. Patrol Leaders

7. Civilian Instructors

8. Volunteers

9. Publication

Frequency of Publication

Errors/Omissions or Suggestions

10. References

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