LGen M.C. Wright

“Attend Prime Minister Announcement at General Dynamics Land Systems–Canada (GDLS-C) for investments in military equipments”

“Attend Exercise RHINO BIZZ”

“Attend Canadian Army Recogition, Chief of the Defense Staff representation for event in Toronto Blue Jays Appreciation Day and Calgary Stampede”

“Lunch and Refreshment AM & PM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“- Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) Land Warfare Conference - Army Council AC 26-02, 5 Canadian Division Sunset Ceremony”

“D-Day Commemoration attendance and France Counterpart Visit”

“Refreshment PM: The Latvia Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Conference of European Armies/Op REASSURANCE”

“Indigenous Awareness Week and engage with local stakeholders.”

“Indigenous Awareness Week and engage with local stakeholders.”

“Refreshment AM, lunch and dinner: The United States Major-General Visit aims to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Royal Military College of Canada Graduation”

“Royal Military College of Canada Graduation”

“Conduct battlefield circulation with the brigade/formation/units”

“Conduct battlefield circulation with the brigade/formation/units”

“Refreshment AM and lunch: The France Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Attendance as a distinguished visitor at commemorative events marking the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Kapyong”

“Attendance as a distinguished visitor at commemorative events marking the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Kapyong”

“Lunch: A business brunch with former commanders will provide an opportunity for the Comd CA to engage directly with past leaders whose experience and insights remain valuable in guiding the Army’s strategic direction.”

“Breakfast, Lunch and Refreshment PM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“1) Visit of Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE and participation in the Army Council, where the Commander of the Canadian Army, Level 2 commanders, and senior officers from across Canada meet in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“Visit to New Zealand and Australia Armies to deepen relationships with our allies and develop a greater understanding of challenges and opportunities in the region.”

“Visit to Canadian Armed Forces Arctic Training Centre (CAFATC) to gain a deeper understanding of Northern and Arctic operations and the challenges.”

“External Outreach at 3rd Canadian Division”

“Outward facing engagement with US Corps”

“Battlefield circulation OP Unifier and Task Force HQ visit in Poland”

“Refreshments AM & PM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“Battlefield circulation and Halifax International Security Forum”

“Refreshments (AM & PM) and lunch: The United States Army North (USARNORTH) Visits aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Dinner: The United States Army North (USARNORTH) Visits aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Battlefield Circulation and Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) representation at Grey Cup 2025”

“- Bilat with Chief of Royal Danish Army - Battlefield circulation in Latvia”

“Key note Speaker at Canada Company”

“Association of United States Annual Meeting and Battlefield circulation at 3 Cdn Div, Wainwright”

“Visit 2 CMBG in 5 CDSG Gagetown to observe pre-deployment training, attend awards ceremony presided over by Her Excellency the Governor General (HEGG)”

“Refreshments, Lunch and Reception: Army Week is conducted annually and is centered upon an Army Council (AC) and the Senior Army Leadership Symposium (SALS) which both are operationally focused and fall within the core mandate of the CA. AC constitutes the apex of the CA governance program and SALS is an annual professional development venue affording senior CA officers and non-commissioned members the opportunity to explore topical areas of interest within the profession of arms as well as issues of strategic and institutional significance.”

“Refreshment and Lunch: Canadian Army (CA) engaged with and hosted its closest Five Eyes (FVEY) Foreign Service Attaché (FSA) , during which Senior CA Staff updating them on CA issues and operational activities”

“Grey Wolf program Graduation and meeting with industry partners”

“Grey Wolf program Graduation and meeting with industry partners”

“CARCAJOU program Graduation and 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group Visit”

“CARCAJOU program Graduation and 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group Visit”

“Dinner: The Italian Counterpart Visits aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Refreshments and lunch of Spousal program: The Italian Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Attending the United States Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) Conference”

“Refreshments: The Italian Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Refreshments and lunch: The Italian Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Battlefield circulation with Army Reserve Summer program and Junior Rangers Program”

“JOINT COMMAND AND STAFF PROGRAMME DISTANCE LEARNING Graduation; Visit Primary Reserve Unit Command Team Course”

“Refreshments AM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“Refreshments PM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“Refreshments AM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“Refreshments PM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“Deliver presentations and conduct strategic outreach”

“Indigenous Awareness Week and Canadian Forces College (CFC) Change of Command”

“The Association of the United States Army’s 2025 Land Forces Pacific (LANPAC) Symposium”

“Local travel”

“Visit to Canadian Army Command and Staff College (CACSC)/Army Officers Course”

“34 Canadian Brigade Group Gala Dinner - Guest speaker”

“Battlefield Circulation Royal Newfoundland Regiment and Strategic outreach engagments”

“Battlefield Circulation Royal Newfoundland Regiment and Strategic outreach engagments”

“Briefing Formation Commmand Team Session and meeting the Canadian Army Doctrine and Training Centre (CADTC)”

“Lunch: A business brunch with former commanders will provide an opportunity for the Comd CA to engage directly with past leaders whose experience and insights remain valuable in guiding the Army’s strategic direction. This event will provide an opportunity to discuss the current state of the Army and its modernization efforts. These engagements contribute to continuity of leadership perspectives and reinforce the ongoing relationship between the Army and its former senior officers.”

“Refreshments AM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“Refreshments PM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“Refreshments PM: The Army Council constitutes the apex of the Canadian Army governance program where the Commander of the Canadian Army meets face-to-face with their Level 2 Commanders and senior officers from across Canada in order to decide on Army strategic issues, provide vision and direction, and discuss challenges.”

“Dinner: The Australia Counterpart Visit will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Battlefield circulation with Royal Military College cadets for Military Occupational Speciality Weekend”

“Partners in Defence 25 (PiD)”

“Battlefield circulation with 4e Bataillon du Royal 22e Régiment and Fort Irwin, California, USA”

“- NATO Multinational Brigade Latvia - Troop contributing nations visit (CZE, SWE), - Battlefield Circulation: Deployed CAN soldiers on Op REASSURANCE (LVA) and Op UNIFIER (DEU, GB)”

“Head-of-Delegation dinner: The New-Zealand counterpart visit will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Refreshments: The New-Zealand counterpart visit will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Lunch: The New-Zealand counterpart visit will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Cultural activities: The Netherlands + Deutch Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Lunch: The Netherlands + Deutch Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Refreshments: The Netherlands + Deutch Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Lunch: The Netherlands + Deutch Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Refreshments: The Netherlands + Deutch Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Dinner: The Netherlands + Deutch Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Head-of-Delegation dinner: The Netherlands + Deutch Counterpart Visits will aim to build, enhance, and maintain healthy army-to-army relationships, synchronize bilateral efforts, and improve interoperability, interdependence, and integration in accordance with the Departmental Guidance on International Priorities for Defence Engagement. The Canadian Army International Program (CAIP) includes senior leader engagements held with key allies.”

“Reception: Army Week is conducted annually and is centered upon an Army Council (AC) and the Senior Army Leadership Symposium (SALS) which both are operationally focused and fall within the core mandate of the CA. AC constitutes the apex of the CA governance program and SALS is an annual professional development venue affording senior CA officers and non-commissioned members the opportunity to explore topical areas of interest within the profession of arms as well as issues of strategic and institutional significance.”

“Refreshment and Lunch: Army Week is conducted annually and is centered upon an Army Council (AC) and the Senior Army Leadership Symposium (SALS) which both are operationally focused and fall within the core mandate of the CA. AC constitutes the apex of the CA governance program and SALS is an annual professional development venue affording senior CA officers and non-commissioned members the opportunity to explore topical areas of interest within the profession of arms as well as issues of strategic and institutional significance.”

“Refreshment and Lunch: Army Week is conducted annually and is centered upon an Army Council (AC) and the Senior Army Leadership Symposium (SALS) which both are operationally focused and fall within the core mandate of the CA. AC constitutes the apex of the CA governance program and SALS is an annual professional development venue affording senior CA officers and non-commissioned members the opportunity to explore topical areas of interest within the profession of arms as well as issues of strategic and institutional significance.”

“Refreshment and Lunch: Army Week is conducted annually and is centered upon an Army Council (AC) and the Senior Army Leadership Symposium (SALS) which both are operationally focused and fall within the core mandate of the CA. AC constitutes the apex of the CA governance program and SALS is an annual professional development venue affording senior CA officers and non-commissioned members the opportunity to explore topical areas of interest within the profession of arms as well as issues of strategic and institutional significance.”