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The only thing that gets me with taking the orange away from SAR, correct me if I'm wrong. Is that orange (hunter orange / blaze orange / red-orange) is a nation or international sign of SAR wheather or not it is GSAR or military SAR is it not?

My apologies. As I see the differences you are refering to.

Edit: Removed Defination of term Act

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For ATV in Atlantic Provinces. Age to operate is 16, anything under must be on own property with Adult supervision. Not sure on licensing I know Nova Scotia you need a course now luckily I'm Grandfathered and don't need one.

Thus makes a good reason for the song Roger Alan Wade sings - If your gonna be dumb, ya gotta be tough

They way you worded it you did. Now go on Google maps and search to see which one is closest to you. maps.google.ca ADD: Damn MJP beat me to the punch

Or if it is a rust issue you can take the rotor off. Tap the outside edge with a hammer to lessen or remove said rust. Then reinstall. It has worked for me on a couple of my older vehicles. Anything that is too new I just replace because you never know what kind of sensor you might upset.

Maybe an erase of thread should be the next step for this one, 'cause realistically who is going to admit to any sin. wheather the person thought is was funny or not.

For all of those who deal with NATO nations that have no clue what the ranks of other nations mean. https://www.natoschool.nato.int/multimedia.asp

Dreaming of it.. Like I said she has no Libdo so thats a blue moon event.

At least you get a steak, the wife is on healthy way of eating. So that means very little red meat in the house. I grew up as a steak and potatoes. And with her meds she has absolutely no libdo, so I'm looking at rice and salmon for supper.  :'(

If its noticed while a member is fully trained they may find a way to accomidate them. If the member is untrained / out of the CF then the outcome is usually release / turned down.

Your best bet would be to find a Provincial Career Counsellor, and be honest with them in what you are looking for in a career, also be honest with them with your limitations. Remember that everyones medical info my be private, but if you are willing to share some of that info with people who...

yes there are cadpat biv pants, but I have only seen them issued to members going up north.

And that would be the reflective addition. ;D

Also you can go to Google, or the search bar on this site for that matter and put in ACSO and it will come up with some links that will help you out.

Try this link: http://www.cefcom.forces.gc.ca/pa-ap/fs-ev/2008/11/03-eng.asp Found it in a google search.

If you know it is a secret subject then why do you keep on asking about it in an open discussion?

With that, again I agree. Also I understand the want with automatic weapons. I am not saying keep restricted/prohibited laws. I am saying that there should be steps that have to be taking (IE: training) to own/use those firearms just as the CF does with each weapon class. I have my PAL both...