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I wouldn't say that was the case in the example you provided since the lawyer was obviously arrested and charged.  I don't view the law societies protests in that case as anything different then what a union may protest if one of their members was arrested.  Or perhaps a more pertinent example...

I once had an occasion to investigate a lawyer and the law actually seems to set the bar higher for such investigations given the fact that in the course of an investigation the police will most likely be in contact with confidential legal files that are protected under solicitor/client...

DND is embarrassed primarily owing to the fact that they are the holders of these computers which are a public asset supplied and paid for by the public who expect that they are being used for duty purposes.  Yes, we are allow a reasonable amount of personal use of the computers but there is an...

It depends what they are searching.  If they are going through corporate server records that DND holds then DND has the right to supply those records and/or grant that access.  If they have tied the IP address to an actual computer they need a warrant to conduct a search of the physical...

I also can't help but wonder how many of those 50k have retired/released and their accounts still exist.  Bottom line seems to be that most people who have commented seem to think the application isn't worth the time or effort to use and that there are other applications that do the job...

The number of user accounts hardly equates to the number of people who use it regularly.  I know many people, myself included, who have accounts but who haven't bothered with Monitor MASS for some time. 

And the way the reserve system seems these days I can just see some reservist releasing and then fighting for years to get NPF to stop taking the payments.

Seems clear now why 78.6% of the people who took the time to answer the lop sided pole don't like the program. 

I had to use it for limited purposes in my last posting and like you I found that it wasn't laid out very well and once I did find something it was hard to get back into it again in the future.  For what it was worth it was much easier for me to pull up a few PDFs for leave passes and other...

Such assessments are required before the C&A process can be completed in order to even have the software on the DIN. 

Yes but I believe only when there is an identified need for the member to have them.  Issuing of the insert lenses and such is not automatic for everyone unless you are deploying or need them for some specific course.

Even if you require glasses, and your eyes are within the CFs allowable limits for your trade, you will be able to join the reserves.  You will not have them provided though, they will be at your own expense. 

If you look at the history of the two Units you will see they were not always located in the same building and they have different roots.  The 48th is a Highland unit founded in 1891.  Its infantry and it's dress uniforms include the wearing of a kilt.  The QYR trace their history much further...

There is a lot more to it then just getting the training.  No point in doing the training, or having DND pay to provide it to you, if you are not in a position to utilize those skills to both keep them and further hone them. 

The earliest reference I have found to actual military Judges here in Canada is 1954 although I'm sure they were there much before then.  http://lawjournal.mcgill.ca/userfiles/other/8532089-pineau.pdf  and  http://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1675&context=ohlj ...

At it stands now the law allows for a parent to spank a child provided the force used is reasonable.  http://www.parl.gc.ca/content/LOP/ResearchPublications/prb0510-e.htm#section43

Canadian soldiers appear to be more likely than their civilian counterparts to have experienced abuse, including corporal punishment, or to have witnessed domestic violence as children, new research aimed at exploring the incidence of depression and suicide in the military suggests...

Four seconds is a long time in the advertising world and it's a lot more time then most other trades, in demand or not, got.  They are CAF commercials, not specific trade commercials.  I'm just glad to see them period.  They are quite well done.

Sorry, but unless there is a major shift in focus you will never become a pilot in the army here in Canada.

You can have them if you want.  You just have to buy them yourself.