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It amazes me that so many people think they can still tell the Military Police how to do their job or how not to do their job without having any experience, recent or otherwise, in dealing with them besides being pulled over. For the member who stated that the CF should get "real police".  Try...

Why switch the colour of the boot?  What is wrong with a black boot?  The new boot looks a little on the heavy side, but will be hard to tell until you actually touch and feel it in real life.

While you're right in 2010 R. v. Sinclair the Supreme Court of Canada did vote not to import the "Miranda Rights" that American's have available, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom's offers you similar rights on arrest such as: to be informed promptly of the reasons therefor; to retain...

Like most on the topic have said, a University degree for "off the street" applicants does meet the criteria for MP NCM with a few mitigating factors attached to that.  Those are laid out on the CF recruitment site.  They are pretty self explanatory. Now to say a person who holds a University...

Now letting someone know their punctuation and grammar is wrong and that they should correct it is one thing, but by trying to do it with an example that misuses punctuation is almost as bad.  A comma in your sentence about your Uncle Jack doesn't change the meaning of it in the least.  Even if...

We'll see what happens, not too sure how this will work out, but As of now you're looking at 2 years before any NEW MP's are trade qualified minimum, assuming they're BMQ ad SQ qual'ed, as that is the length of the reserve package now.  Wait and Shoot.

I know more than 1 MP who has a University degree instead of a Police Foundations diploma, or in addition to.  There are preferred prerequisites and acceptable ones.  Obviously for MP NCM the preferred is Police Foundations or Crim degree, however the acceptable ones are listed as another...

Agree 100%.  What I meant about not worry abuot rank was as long as you're doing your job properly as a Cpl, it shouldn't matter that you're dealing with a WO, MWO, Capt, Col, or whatever.

Luckily MP's can enforce the Criminal Code of Canada.  Because of this, no matter the rank - or status - the chain has nothing to do with the process if you lay the charge under the Criminal Code because its no longer a military issue...besides the fact that pal's career may be in jeopardy...

Jolly things are still like that in regards to jurisdiction anywhere a CF member is.  If a CF member gets in a fight downtown with a bunch of civies, the locals have jurisdiction primarily, but they can swing the call over the MP's in regards to CF member if they choose.  The local police...

Sorry, you’re a little wrong on this.  MP’s are only granted “Peace Officer” status while on DND property.  If they are off DND property to say, check on an armouries or other DND establishment, they are not afforded this status while in transit between the two.  If you finish recruit school and...

IF you collect CLDA for 30 days in a month, its actually could me more $$ then a person getting LDA. Its also taxable. 

Well I guess Ignorance to what MP's actually do is still alive and flourishing.

Guess you didn't really want it then?

Yep thats the kind of Example I was talking about.  And George, I too am sorry for your encounter with that MP, unfortunately its the way it goes sometimes, But I would have directed traffic for you.

MP's conduct more field functions then people might think, at the NCM level at least.  That MPO that was on his BMOQ that didn't want to go into the field to re-do his nav, is just like those young Pte's that don't want to go an re-do night nav or section attacks, or that Cpl/MCpl on PLQ that...

I saw it as bonus and put most of it away.  I haven't heard anyone truly complain yet.

The reserve MP units melded at different times depending on to the area in to one unit.  A "Total Force" concept.  The 3 reserve units in LFCA fall under the same CoC as the Regular Force.  For LFCA it was 2MPU.  2MPU was given LDA so that meant any Class B within that Org got it.  I'd assume...

The platoon in Winnipeg is the Reserve Platoon. 

That's one potential scenario, but depending on the Courses slated to run at the academy and what have you could do BMQ then SQ, then potentially sit on PRETC anywhere from a few days to a few months.