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RIP troops  :salute: Condolences to the families and friends of these great Canadians. :cdn:

:o ::) I used to have some respect for this man. After what the NDP has been blabbing in the media over the past couple of weeks and their recent convention in Quebec this doesn't surprise me. Jack Layton has no more shock value. Maybe I'll print this article out and clean something with it...

thanks all, I'll check them out. hopefully this won't happen http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/news/story.html?id=be81657c-2d75-4ede-bb23-39cee580ed25&k=70780 or this just today ! http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/news/story.html?id=a6f703d3-fa19-4c82-9563-95d0dafe85b1&k=21759 2...

Looking for an operation in the Montreal area that will : - do check ride (PPL equivalent) and familiarization of local airspace. - rent an aircraft (preferably C172) for local sightseeing to low time PPL. If you have any experiences in this area please post, thanks.

RIP  :salute: You have done your country proud and will not be forgotten. :cdn:

RIP  :salute: :cdn:

RIP  :salute:

What can be said, another sad day indeed. My condolences to the soldier's family and friends. RIP, you will not be forgotten. :salute: :cdn:

My condolences to his family and friends, RIP. :salute: :cdn:

Truly sad news, this week is not getting any easier. My condolences to the soldier's family and friends. You will not be forgotten, RIP. :salute: :cdn:

West Side Downtown Montreal to the MEGA is a 30 minute drive for sure, that's with no traffic. If you're willing to put up with that go for it. You shouldn't have much traffic in the morning (everyone is going the other way), or in the evening either. Don't forget about commutes in winter...

This has been a rough day, my condolences go out to the families and friends of those killed. You gave your lives for a worthy cause and will not be forgotten. RIP :salute: :cdn:

My condolences, RIP You will not be forgotten. :salute: :cdn:

RIP  :salute:

check out this thread for some info. http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/17761.0.html

RIP Cpl's :salute: :cdn:

with the approval of your doctor you may also want to consider MAT (muscle activation techniques). It's still not a common certification among physiotherapists / trainers but it's gaining popularity. It's possible manual methods could be used to increase blood flow to the weak muscles, targeted...

At no point did I say they weren't, just re-enforcing the point. After all he wants to join the Army, nobody should have the expectation that they won't be in the line of fire. I'm sure it was put in the trade description for a reason.

From the DND recruiting army site (Ammo tech): They will perform duties in aid of the civil power, in the form of RSP and disposal of explosive ordnance and improvised explosive devices, provide assistance to civil authority, participate in peacekeeping operations, and fight as infantry in an...

Disclamer - I'm no expert but I did speak with one Infantry MCpl last Dec (05) in St-Jean who was commissioning (he had PLQ). I asked him what courses he had to do after BOTC. He informed me he did indeed have to do CAP. Take it for what it's worth. I'm sure someone with more knowledge can give...