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Hi OceanBonfire, If you're interested in how to be more competitive for DEO int, I recommend that you speak with someone at the CFRC. Good luck.

And our diesel subs are the best in the world. Good old fossil fuel!

[i]Q: Can recycling save energy? "Lengthy posts and fully quoted articles are posted here. Link to these large posts in the regular boards." https://milnet.ca/forums/threads/127472.0.html

Recycling, a new concept!

There is a lot of mis-information out there.  For example, on CAF's own website it says; HARDING: Or if you already have a degree in Geography, Economics, Journalism, International Studies or a related field from a Canadian university, you can move straight to the Forces under what’s called the...

Your statement has merit, as I understand our global need for energy.  However, there are other - read cleaner - options that will take time to develop.  We should be the world leader in promoting cleaner energy, instead of selling one of our non-renewable resources at a discount to other nations.

Agreed.  Also, Canada already has several pipelines.  All are unsecured, which creates several problems.  Furthermore, with age, pipelines corrode causing leakage. As there is a shift away from fossil fuels, we should be looking at the future of energy, not the past. 

DEO Int is very selective. While a person's education may meet the minimum requirements, it may not meet the preferred.  For DEO Int the preferred is a master degree, or an undergraduate with experience in int (e.g. CSIS). Hope this helps.

OceanBonfire, Please re-read my post again. Note the difference between preferred and minimun. Thank you.

I wonder what the late Colonel James Stone, DSO, MC, CD would have thought about replacing MP's with the RCMP....

I remember seeing the preferred and minimum requirements for Intel Ops recently. If my memory serves me correctly, the preferred education for the trade is an university degree. This struck me as strange, given that it is for a NCM.  But as always, the CFRC is the best place for recruitment 'intel'.

Are the contracts awarded for OSI clinics public?  If not why? If so, where would I be able to locate?

Here's the thing, many females who may be interested in joining the CAF as infantry, may choose not to, if all they hear is "women are not strong enough, women have no upper body strength ect." Can women be in the infantry. Yes.  No one has presented any stats to say otherwise.

Ecological fallacy!

While this is true, it has nothing to do with politics. The shortage of doctors in Ontario is a result of the lack of medical students spots in med school. The reason for the lack of spots? The college of physicians and surgeons control these numbers.  It is sad that Canadians students have to...

We have forgotten the PROGRESSIVE part in the PC.

As a person who takes the 407 on a regular basis, I would agree.  However, when I look at roads that have the same number of lanes since the 1980s, it is clear that our transportation infrastructure has not kept up with the times.

I would be happy with a government that is friendly towards drivers. The gas tax needs to go into building more roads as well as public transit. 

I like cake.  This does not sound like cake....