Clarification

September 4, 2014 · 0 Comments

A photograph which appeared on the front page of the Aug. 28 edition of the Caledon Citizen dealt with Cadet Petty Officer Second Class Jason Hunter receiving the Navy Centennial Award.
The news release issued by the Department of National Defence, stated he is a member of 379 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps in Bolton. In fact, he’s a member of 253.

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