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Are you thinking along the lines of how the Canadian Coast Guard College does it? With their Officers getting a degree from Cape Breton University.

They very well could be. Just pointing out that you won’t be walking into the Mega on day one as a Corporal receiving spec pay.

This. You start out as a private recruit like everyone else and are compensated as such until you are a trained and qualified MP.

Wow. And I thought the rivalry between the Strats and PPCLI was bad.

In my experience with CBSA if you show any form of credential identifying you as law enforcement or military they will use it as an opportunity to show you how big their dick is and give you the full deluxe finger in the bum search to let you know they are in charge. Individual experiences may...

Just a heads up for you guys and to keep your head on a swivel. Saw this YouTube video which was posted on the Canadian Armed Forces Facebook page. The author claims to be a former naval reservist and is advocating the murders of government officials, police officers, and CAF members. This video...

That's pretty common and it's called White Coat Hypertension and is caused primarily by anxiety. PSP staff will know how to work around this which usually involves you chilling out and relaxing. Some people have a similar issue with tachycardia (high pulse rate), which you can try to remedy in...

In regards to ICBM interseption, or lack thereof maybe, do we have any weapon platforms that could do the job? Seen recently that a missile launched from North Korea would take approximately 25 minutes to reach Vancouver. I've also seen an example of an F15 shooting down an orbiting satellite...

Interesting read for sure. I imagine the railway police deal with a lot of the same issues being a national police service with railway property throughout Canada.

Tried and failed, miserably. Decades ago...

Back in early 2000's I believe that the Area Provost Marshal had MP's appointed as Provincial Special Constables under the old Alberta Special Constables Act, atleast in Edmonton anyway. This allowed MP's to enforce certain provincial legislation on base. I guess this wasn't done through proper...

Maybe Scouts would be better if they want to have that type of distance.

I was looking for it to but couldn't find it. It's not on their Facebook page either.

And once again I found myself looking at the comments section in the article.  :brickwall: Joe Public really has no clue

Just throwing a hypothetical situation out here. Say that this went to trial to its full extent. The Supreme Court ruled in favour of Kadhr. Roughly $30 million for the sake of argument. The government of the time knowing the public outrage refused the courts order to pay out. What can they do?

This is what happens when you use Wikipedia as your sole source of information. The page has since been corrected.

Wonder why the Queens Cowboys are doing the investigation and not the MP/NIS/NCIU. The MP group put out a statement earlier saying they weren't conducting or knew of any investigation.

Saw this on the news this morning. He needs a waiver from Congress becuase his military service to civilian life gap is to short? Already read that one senator will be voting no becuase he thinks the military should be run by civilians and not the military but I'm pretty sure he'll get it...

Sounds like he may have accidentally given you a carbon copy of someone else's ticket that he wrote earlier in the day. Is the vehicle (Make and License Plate) on the ticket that one you were driving or a different one?