Talk:Camp Ipperwash

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Following the Korean War it was used as a training camp for the Royal Canadian Army Cadets

It was also used by 132 Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps Repulse (Sarnia) for weekend training. There were also counts lets competitions held at ipperwash too. (IE: Regional Drill with Arms, Drill without Arms, and Band. They did also hold nationals there and a tri-service national between arm, air, and sea). --206.191.2.130 16:55, 22 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]