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Reproduced (in part) under the Fair Dealings provision of the Copyright Act.  This grab is from the Star-Phoenix but it appeared in papers across the country. http://www.thestarphoenix.com/news/Canadian+Forces+shake+command/7329154/story.html Well, one of the vital ingredients.   ...I wonder. 

This site says the "conflict" ended in February 1815 - I don't know where the truth lies, personally.  http://www.1812heroes.ca/uploads/5/6/4/1/5641624/bhbmarch.pdf Anyway, Happy Army Reserve Recognition Day!

:nod:  Yep.  Sounds like the heating system in the last apt building I lived in - hot-water radiators, controlled centrally.  They turned the heat on, on the day they were legally obliged to and not one day before, regardless of the weather.  Last time I went on TD to a base in Georgia (US)...

If memory serves, those are good til 2015.    Yep - 16 Feb 2015, according to the Canforgen.  So you're safe with that one!  ;D Good for you, for bringing visibility to the Res F where you work.  :salute:

As a former support trade reservist, ouch!  ;) I found in some situations I was more comfortable with sleeves rolled up, and others more comfortable (& protected) with them down.     

No worries about getting stuck in a rut when you have spherical wheels!  ;) Congrats, everyone - this is the thread that prompted me to finally go in my settings and check the box saying "Leave words uncensored."  There... that's better. That would never happen in Canada... at least, not...

ZZzzzz.... wait, what?  What'd I miss?  :o It's ok - I probably won't be voting for my local Liberal candidate no matter who the new leader is.  Unless there's some necessity for strategic voting...not likely in my riding though. 

Good question.  Does anyone know the answer? 

Really. ;D I do like this part:  -but I wonder how many heard about it in time to do it?  I just heard about this today.  Like "Car-Free" day and various others that are publicized on the day-of, participation is often impractical by the time you hear about it.  Cool idea though, and maybe...

Nope, I meant betray = reveal involuntarily, through comments & assumptions.  Not everyone, not all the time.  Bit of a pet peeve and I might be hypersensitive to it.    :whistle:    ;D

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Ah - cool.  I dismissed it too quickly - sorry.  :-[    Thanks.

http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2012/10/02/kelly-mcparland-justin-mimics-ignatieff-with-early-foray-to-alberta/ Well, 67% of the 56% who showed up, voted for the CPC.  That's around 37% of eligible voters who bothered to cast votes for Mr. Harper and his representatives.  It was enough to...

...because that's a great way to stay informed?  I'd say, watch investigative news from multiple sources, and use your own critical analysis.  CBC should be included in the multiple sources - they do have some excellent reporters, as do several other news organizations.  :2c:

It's helpful but you have to look at each neighbourhood one-by-one, which requires knowing the name of the neighbourhood you're looking at.  More useful for residents than house-hunters.  Too bad there isn't an option to select multiple neighbourhoods or even the entire city. 

I imagine you meant 118 Ave, vice 188 Ave.  I owned a house a few blocks north of there & east of 97 St, and found it fine.  Mind you, this was 10 years ago so it could have changed since then.  Most of the homes were owner-occupied, and there was a healthy mix of people in the neighbourhood -...

Just tested - in my case there was no "Copy image URL", but I was able to get it via right-click, Properties, & then copying & pasting the URL that appears there. Thanks - much appreciated.  :salute: I do hope that whomever they choose, they get behind him or her 100% and there's no tossing...

That reminds me of this one... (Edit:  how do you make the pictures big, when you attach them?) Source:  http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2012/06/euro-crisis-0

Is it even allowed to tailor combats? 

Heh heh  ;D Just to confirm, in addition to the various recommendations, the dress regs do explicitly specify No. 2 mess dress for "service and civilian occasions where formal attire would be deemed appropriate, for example, formal receptions, dinners and weddings which occur in the evening." ...