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My dad was a handler back in the day before he retired both dogs. After Baden closed they were temporarily retired while he was posted to Calgary. When Calgary shut down he was transferred to Edmonton where the guardhouse provided a budget line for a K-9 unit of two dogs and one handler. Coyote...

A LOT of information missing here. Yet most of everyone as usual is taking the media’s word as gospel and joining the pound town on First Responders.

I don’t know why they don’t just swell the lower ranks and fill some of these newly created vacancies with Chiefs.

Alberta Health Services EMS has them as well. Incident Response Paramedic Team. When not dealing with CBRNE incidents they respond as/when needed to medical calls in their PRU.

Section 8

Saw this earlier today.

When I worked in Alberta I had a position that gave me access to the Emergency Public Warning System. I do not recall any similar federal system as I believe each province had their own. I could literally call a phone number, enter my pin, choose which kind of Emergency it is (weather...

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/investigation-underway-on-whether-top-military-lawyers-suppressed-damning-report-1.3756272

https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/canada/report-obtained-by-ctv-news-shows-lack-of-confidence-in-military-justice-system-1.3754529

Unfortunately no one here will be able to answer this for you as only a MO with recruiting is able to assess your medical eligibility. You could phone the recruiting centre but you would probably get the same response. Asking this type of question is akin to seeking medical advice on the...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiber_tapping

As opposed to the current practice of kakistocracy.

Wrong thread

Your profile says you’re from Alberta. The Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training Board requires you to have your QL5 as a minimum. https://tradesecrets.alberta.ca/sources/pdfs/forms/military_trades.pdf

That could be said for a lot of trades in the CAF. When an occupation could be filled with public civil servants instead of military personnel. I venture to say at least a third quarter.

Interesting to find out that CSE and the CAF have similar overlapping duties regarding cyber and signals intelligence when they are part of the same department, DND. Yet they seem to work arms length from each other (kind of like two-tiered policing). Not really my area of expertise but it seems...

Browsing over the CAF recruiting website and noticed two new trades, specifically: Drafting and Survey Technician Is this trade a split off from Geomatics Technicians? Changed Subject / Title / Topic to "Drafting and Survey Technician". - mm

CAF Cyber Operator

Really depends on what YOU are interested in. Everybody will be different. Only you know what you want. If you’re really not sure maybe take one of those online career placement tests to find a specific job that matches your answers, and find the related military occupation.