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My point exactly. They can't do anything to verify anything so why involve them? Same "photocopy of a document/piece of ID proving eligible service" could be provided directly to the Ministry of Transportation by the veteran.

Funny thing about the Legion is when they have Stolen Valour case amongst their members they claim they don't have access to military records but get paid to verify people as veterans for license plates. ::)

Social media easily shows we do have racial problems here in Canada and the Forces are not exempt. I've seen comments from some I've served with that would have never have been openly stated within the service. But as they are no longer serving they lay on the racist comments. In no way am I...

PuckChaser if true that sure looks like the Forces creditability is questionable.

Problem with that is during times like now their civilian employers need them even more. If the CF wants to ramp up they wouldn't be available. 

Windsor or Ipperwash. To the best of my knowledge all basic weekend courses during those times were done in Ipperwash for units in London Militia District.

There is no basis in law currently for a mandatory call up. Nor do I see the laws changing it.

Where did you do your basic course?

Just seeing on CNN the ousted Capt. has been found infected with COVID-19.

As long as the government doesn't legally require time off for training this will continue to occur. Obviously you have no clue on how the reserves actually work. Many joining the Reserves start when they are students.

Your link is coming up page unfound. This one should work. https://www.facebook.com/grimrossbrewing/photos/a.110689042425481/1465169133644125/?type=3&theater&ifg=1

I'm hearing that it was served at last years Christmas dinner. I just asking is this allowed. I recall hearing that this was stopped a while back. Just looking for confirmation one way or the other.

I recent seen pictures of my Regimental identifiers on new beer cans. I thought I heard this is no longer allowed.

Quickest I seen was a MSE OP at CFB London. He was detailed to drive the Base RSM to Hamilton for a mess diner. After dropping off the Base RSM he proceeded to get drunk and write off the staff car. Now RSM didn't know why his return ride never showed up. He was shuttled back to London by...

Am I the only one who thinks this thread isn't right? First off the OP has not disclosed any personal military background but is only here to sell things to our government. Not the purpose of this forum. And certainly not part of the "Personal Locator" description.

Blackadder I still remember this post you have re-posted today. Pro Patria.

Well that's one retro post.

Maybe I'm missing something as no civilian court judge would ever agree to hear a case of anyone they personally know, or even more so their former direct supervisor. No ruling would escape a serious court challenge. Hell even a juror is automatically removed by the judge if they admit to...

Meaning changes greatly when you drop the first part of the quote. It said "that could be deemed to be offensive". The "that could be" changes the whole meaning. Far more inclusive. But for some reason you knew that.

How about non documented occurrences which have now became evident? Not "DOCUMENTS" is a big difference here.