32 Signal Regiment (Canada)

32 Signal Regiment
32^e Régiment des Transmissions
Regimental badge
Active	2011–present
Country	Canada
Branch	Primary Reserve
Role	Military communications
Size	2 squadrons
Part of	32 Canadian Brigade Group
Garrison/HQ	Fort York Armoury, Toronto, Canada
Motto(s)	Celeres et Vigilantes (Swift and Vigilant)
Mascot(s)	White owl
Website	Official Website
Commanders
CO	LCol Mike Duteau, CD
RSM	CWO Steven Graham, CD
Abbreviation	32 Sig Regt

32 Signal Regiment (Amalgamated from former 709 Communication Regiment and 700 Communication Squadron) is a Canadian Army primary reserve unit, part of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals. It is the dedicated signals unit within 32 Canadian Brigade Group.^[1]

The regiment exercised its Freedom of the City in Toronto in 2017.^[2]

Squadrons

32 Signal Regiment is broken up into two squadrons and a headquarters and support squadron.

Headquarters and Support Squadron (Fort York Armoury)
1 Squadron (CFB Borden)
2 Squadron (Fort York Armoury)

Training

The unit parades on Tuesdays. Parades occur weekly during the training year, and bi-weekly in the summer months. Military and occupational training occurs primarily in the summer, however some courses are done on a weekend basis.

References

^ "32 Signal Regiment". Canadian Armed Forces. Retrieved 4 November 2019.
^ "Freedom of the City". 7 August 2018.

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