Welcome to the HogsBack Scouting Group Cub Pack (St. Mark's 72nd)    

                   HogsBack Scouting is a combination of 72nd Ottawa(St Marks) and 115th Parkwood Hills  SEA SCOUTS groups.
                   Cubs meeting on Mondays during the school year at St Rita's school (1 Inverness Ave) from 6:30 to 7:45

Latest Update:  Sunday May 25 2025
                                                                                    HogsBack Scouting - Cubs Latest Update (May 25)

Next Meeting - MONDAY May 26
St Rita's School

• Registration for 2026 Scouting year opens August 5 for returning members
• Registration for NEW youth members opens September 8
• Registration Info
  

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• May 26 - Camp Prep Mtg St Ritas
• Friday May 31 - Sunday June 2 - Spring Camp
• Spring Camp Info
• Registration closes MAY 21
• Cost: $55 for weekend    $30 for Saturday only
• Spring Camp Gear List
  

• Cub badges
• Aquatic Skills

• Questions? Email our group
  

• Cub Links
  • UPDATED LINK:  Cubs Personal Achievement Badges
    
  • Outdoor Adventure Skills badges
  • Religion in Life emblem  (scroll down a bit for specific info in this link)
  • Top Section Awards info
  • Badge placement on Cub uniform
  • Basic Badge Info ++> info

• How parents can be involved!
• Interested in helping? Check out HOW PARENTS CAN HELP OUT
• Parent Helper / Parent Overnight requirements
                

Thank A Scouter!

• If you are impressed by the job any of our leaders are doing, submit a THANKS on the Scouts Canada website
• Our Council is 'Voyageur' (from the drop down), and our group is 'HogsBack Scouting'
• It's a way for parents to recognize our fine Scouters!

What are Cubs? Cubs are  active youth, boys and girls, aged  8-10 years. Our Pack is  lead by some terrific adult volunteers,  helped by some great parents, chartered by Scouts Canada, and sponsored by St Mark's Anglican Church  (for over 40 years!). We meet Monday nights, from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm in the gym at St Rita's School,  across the street from the church, near the corner of Fisher and Inverness.

What do we do? What a question! We do -- first aid, hiking, cycling, camping, paper airplanes, Grand Howls, skating,  fireball, crafts, soccer, astronomy, swimming, badge work, trips, singing, orienteering, climbing, learning, visits,  did I mention camping?, Kub Kars, winter activities, acting, tree planting, campfires, recycling,  fund raising, ... and lots of friendship too




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