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I did the step test as part as my physical test for the reserves (along with the push ups & sit ups) back in February.

If you're getting a G-Shock don't make the mistake I did of getting one with a negative display. It's such a hassle trying to tell the time in low light conditions sometimes.

I didn't have my blood type ready on the day I was sworn in (Reserves) as I was still waiting for the results from Canadian Blood Services. When I did receive the information all I had to do was give my unit a call to let them know my blood type and that was that. Congrats on being sworn in...

Recruting Center: CFRC Vancouver Regular/Reserve: Reserves Officer/NCM: NCM Trade Choice 1: Military Police Trade Choice 2: Infantry Trade Choice 3: Online Application Date: 20 Sept 2012 First Contact: 10 Oct 2012 Aptitude Test: 19 Dec 2012 (Rescheduled to 15 Jan 2013) Medical: 19 Feb 2013 PT...

Recruting Center: CFRC Vancouver Regular/Reserve: Reserves Officer/NCM: NCM Trade Choice 1: Military Police Trade Choice 2: Infantry Trade Choice 3: Online Application Date: 20 Sept 2012 First Contact: 10 Oct 2012 Aptitude Test: 19 Dec 2012 (Rescheduled to 15 Jan 2013) Medical: 19 Feb 2013 PT...

Recruting Center: CFRC Vancouver Regular/Reserve: Reserves Officer/NCM: NCM Trade Choice 1: Military Police Trade Choice 2: Infantry Trade Choice 3: Online Application Date: 20 Sept 2012 First Contact: 10 Oct 2012 Aptitude Test: 19 Dec 2012 (Rescheduled to 15 Jan 2013) Medical: 19 Feb 2013 PT...

At the end of the day it is YOUR life.

They give you a blank sheet of paper to do those kind of equations on during the CFAT.

I just wrote my CFAT on Tuesday so I am guessing what I was told about the questionnaire is still up to date.

Wrote the Trait Self Descriptive questionnaire after my CFAT and I was told by the people administrating the test that the answers you give in the questionnaire hold no weight concerning an applicant's competitiveness.

Wrote and passed my CFAT earlier today. I borrowed this book from the library called PublicServicePrep: Canadian Military, Border Services, and Corrections Exams to prepare myself for the spatial ability and math portions of the test.

Recruting Center: CFRC Vancouver Regular/Reserve: Reserves Officer/NCM: NCM Trade Choice 1: Military Police Trade Choice 2: Infantry Trade Choice 3: Online Application Date: 20 Sept 2012 First Contact: 10 Oct 2012 Aptitude Test: 19 Dec 2012 (Rescheduled to 15 Jan 2013) Medical: 19 Feb 2013 PT...

Recruting Center: CFRC Vancouver Regular/Reserve: Reserves Officer/NCM: NCM Trade Choice 1: Military Police Trade Choice 2: Infantry Trade Choice 3: Online Application Date: 20 Sept 2012 First Contact: 10 Oct 2012 Aptitude Test: 19 Dec 2012 PT Test completed: Interview completed: Position...

I'm currently attending college and I am in the process of applying to the Reserves as well. I was talking to my recruiter last week and when I brought up an addition to my Education history because I was accepted to an university for next semester, the recruiter told me that it doesn't matter...

Regarding my employment history, if I worked at a place 2 years ago and I am no longer in contact with management (As well as the fact all the managers are different now) should I just list the number of the store and leave the contact name/email blank? I've emailed my recruiter the same...

Recruting Center: Online/CFRC Vancouver Regular/Reserve: Primary Reserve Officer/NCM: NCM Trade Choice 1: Military Police Trade Choice 2: Infantry Trade Choice 3: Online Application Date: 20 Sept 2012 First Contact: 10 Oct 2012 Aptitude Test: PT Test completed: Interview completed: Position...

Recruting Center: Online/CFRC Vancouver Regular/Reserve: Primary Reserve Officer/NCM: NCM Trade Choice 1: Military Police Trade Choice 2: Infantry Trade Choice 3: Online Application Date: 20 Sept 2012 First Contact: Aptitude Test: PT Test completed: Interview completed: MPAC completed...