Public Service · Unity

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The Call to Serve

Raised in a military family, Bryan’s interest in service was inspired by his father, a non-commissioned officer in the Canadian Army.

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A Career in Uniform

Bryan served as a Canadian Army infantry officer from June 1982 to February 2024, across the Regular Force, Primary Reserve, and Supplementary Reserve.

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Service Beyond Uniform

Now retired from military service and his honorary appointment with the Governor General’s Foot Guards, Bryan brings that experience to civilian leadership and community involvement.

A Foundation of Service

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1978 · Army Cadets

Bryan joined the Army Cadets in 1978. The experience began a lifelong connection to service, teamwork, and responsibility.

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1982–1987 · Military Education

He entered military college at Saint-Jean in 1982 and graduated in 1987. His education included military and strategic studies.

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1993–2024 · Continuing to Serve

In 1993, Bryan transitioned from the Regular Army to the Army Reserves. He continued his military service until retirement in February 2024.

Experience. Courage. Resilience.

Bryan’s military experience shaped a belief that everyone has something to contribute. His public-service story is part of a broader career in business and community leadership.

Bryan Brulotte in Canadian Army dress uniform beside a portrait of Winston Churchill
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