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An update to this http://www.cbc.ca/m/touch/news/story/1.2451633

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/453918921380630/ Click the link, it'll bring you to the Send up the Count facebook page and you can share one of the posts from there. You could also link http://milnewsca.wordpress.com/2013/12/02/send-up-the-count/

I believe the PC way to put it would be "you suck it up and deal with it" just don't forget the supplies required to deal with it, I think it's safe to say that as long as you're prepared you'll figure it out. Yes it's gross but you'll survive and that shower when you get back from Farnham will...

Well, most reserve units are stood down over the summer, so I would really suggest you start out doing your research online. Share www.forces.gc.ca with your parents, look over the application on there(yup all digital now!), and see if the unit you want to apply to has a website, see when they...

Are you looking at the SISIP program or the VAC VRP (Vocational Rehabilitation Program)? I'm assuming the SISIP program, in which case https://public.cfpsa.com/en/aboutus/sisipfs/insurance/pages/vocational-rehabilitation-program.aspx is a great resource it looks like it would be up to your...

Any forms that they require you to fill out will come with instructions as to how to fill them out. The government is great like that.

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Anything that's worth having is worth waiting for and the military in general is rather famous for it's hurry up and wait policy. They will let you know when they let you know. Ayrsayle is right though, now is a great time to develop your patience and it's a skill that will serve you well if you...

Pride and Prejudice, almost done it though and thinking of starting Watership Down. Trying to get through some of the "must read" classic literature while I've got free time.

Right now grooveshark is playing "Donkey Riding" by Great Big Sea...the whole mix is Great Big Sea, The Cottars and Celtic Woman. Loves me some good Celtic music :)

If you look on forces.gc.ca it states that criminal-justice related fields are preferred. However  if Military Police Officer is what you would like to do, I would speak to a recruiter and see what courses are recommended and go from there.