Cornwallis Museum Needs Your Help.The Cornwallis Museum exists to keep the history of HMCS/CFB Cornwallis alive — but we can only continue this work with your support. A small donation of $5, $10, $20 or more helps preserve the stories of over 500,000 Canadians who trained at Cornwallis.Every donor will be added to our Patrons of Preservation page as a permanent thank‑you for helping keep the museum alive.

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⚓ A New Era for Cornwallis: Introducing the HMCS/CFB Cornwallis Alumni Community

There’s a fresh wave of excitement at the Cornwallis Museum — and it’s all thanks to the launch of our new HMCS/CFB Cornwallis Alumni community on ReigniteSocial.

For decades, Cornwallis has lived on through the memories of those who trained, worked, and lived at Canada’s largest military training base. Now, for the first time, alumni from every era have a dedicated place to reconnect, share stories, preserve history, and strengthen the legacy of Cornwallis for future generations.

This new Alumni Space is private, secure, and built specifically for veterans, former recruits, staff, and family members. Members can share photos, platoon memories, base stories, and museum updates — all within a respectful, heritage‑focused environment designed to honour the people who made Cornwallis what it was.

If you trained at Cornwallis, worked on the base, or have family ties to its history, we invite you to join us. Your memories matter, your photos matter, and your voice helps keep the Cornwallis legacy alive.

Be sure to join our Alumni community today here @ ReigniteSocial.com , and look for the HMCS/CFB Cornwallis Alumni group. It’s free.

And while you’re here, don’t forget to sign up for our yearly Museum Newsletter. If you’ve signed up in the past, please re‑register — we’re refreshing our list to ensure every subscriber receives updates, stories, and announcements without interruption.

Cornwallis shaped generations of Canadians. Now we’re building a place where those generations can come together again.

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