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Officer induced jeopardy doesn't have to be deliberate. It could be the result of poor training or situational awareness (not reading the totality of the situation). Some of his fellow officers reactions would apeak to that with their "oh, hell, no!" type reactions. Now, policy violations may...

Thanks, Brihard. I just had a discussion with one of my fellow officers about what would appear to be "officer induced jeopardy" on the part of the ICE officer as outlined in III(c)(1) of the policy. Did he intentionally induce danger to himself by his positioning at the front of the vehicle...

I've heard that the training some of the new ICE officers get is pretty rudimentary. We Canadians don't have the tactical and situational insight that POTUS47 does so maybe we should just let the grown up determine what awards that ICE officer will receive. (still need that sarcasm emoji)

Not naive at all. Trump has never intimated that us, as citizens of the 51st state, would not share the same rights and privileges as residents of the other 50 states. Even Puerto Ricans have that. My post had two possible insurgency paths. And the state of Canada would be "home".

His overt statements of support for Carney could be taken as "interference", particularly in light of his tariff actions against Canada as well as his "51st state" rhetoric and constant references to PMJT as "governor". I can't recall if he's referred to PMMC as such yet.

But everyone would be US citizens following annexation/assimilation. How would you deny their constitutionally guaranteed 2A rights? How would that dovetail with the mobility rights in both our charters/constitutions? Or, as is possible, would the Carney government give away 2A rights for the...

@Czech_pivo can you clarify your point 5? "5) internal borders remain in place to ensure the current guns/drugs monitoring remains in place". Borders between CA/US or between provinces internal to the area formerly known as Canada? How would you reconcile the "gun traffic monitoring" without...

He's not alone in that belief.

Not hooked up, yet. How long would it take the Trump administration to build such a pipeline? Or simply move VEN oil northward by rail?

If he were to retain the leadership with a strong percentage, it would show to me that the CPC haven't learned anything from the last two elections and are not serious about forming a government. To me, at least, he's beyond his best before date.

I'm sure his constituents and the CPC party whip would be 100% behind that.

True, and seen. If he applied for PR status and was granted a Confirmation of Permanent Residence by a mission abroad (issued by IRCC staff at that mission), BSOs are not going to challenge that unless he were to commit an offence upon entry.

No, but administrative misrepresentation is grounds for refused entry (IRPA 40(1)(a)).

Under IRPA 36(2)(c) the foreign national need not have been convicted of an offence. Video evidence of an alleged indictable offence where he is an identifiable participant should have been enough to render him inadmissible without any admission on his part that would offend s.11(c).

Somebody dropped the ball on this one.

Now the Newfoundlanders will rise up!

Start a new thread?

Nice headline "new navy warship". Other than the Navy, who operates warships?

Very generous of you, but he should be able to get his own. I waited four and a bit years after my release to get mine and pestered the system to "do things right", which is what @Booter should be able to do.

Ummm, no. That ship has sailed. Wendy Cukier is on record as saying lawful gun owners are more of a risk and deadlier because they go to the range and practice.