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Youll ride an assist a member with regular duties. It can be as involved as you want- so long as you listen and learn. Some aux's find themselves sitting in the office and people dont want to take them out. If theres a murder you may assist in canvassing the neighborhood. If your trustworthy-...

why cant one of the guys who have the wings just arrange to give you the photo for your book?

I was speaking with psp about this morning while doing my pt test. They indicated that its a go for April 1st. But it's still unclear how its going to affect the reserves and the bft. It really seemed like there is as many questions right now as there is "for sures"

Sorry Vern- I dont share your optimism. Not unusual though- scowley is my default setting: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/story/2013/01/09/f-metis-non-status-decision-costs.html Im not sure how to quote- but its from the article: Im inclined to suspect the same.

Im a big pushup/ pull up guy and have really good grip strength. I get lot of overuse injuries in and around my elbow. Radiating up the outside of my forearm- and I get the twisting/turning pain you describe. No weakness, just pain- its annoying. I was on course not to long ago lugging dive...

Generally speaking- OPP officers, that I speak to, will always bring up the fact that when they did use force and it escalated to gun fire- during the resulting fight Sgt. Ken 'Tex' Deane was "hung out to dry" for an operational mistake during a tense and active fight where he mistook a dark...

Yup. Its very tiring. I used to police on a reserve that had a large "sovereign" Indian movement. Watching the wishy washy noncommital when coming to deal with them was amazing. It actually, in my opinion, made things worse- when I finally stepped in on the routine things that we were being...

Im clapping while Im reading your accomplishments! I also whistled.

Yes Pat. No ship or entire ships company has ever visited Yellowknife. However- several Bosn's have. I was there and assisted the travel. Edit- and one NCIOP for something else. I wouldnt generally remember an NCIOP but he's a buddy of mine so he stood out. As for on a ship. LOL. No.

she said working- I know of several combined exercises that included stop overs in Yellowknife and some medivacs from sails that went to YK. So....less than the others.....but it COULD happen...

okay so Im sorry- you arent making sense anymore. I m not trying to be rude but you arent articulating yourself at all. The answer to this gibberish is yes. The court decides what is adequate training. They can also determine who is an expert and who is not- even though they arent experts...

I agree to no such thing. The rules are outlined in the Criminal Code in the Annotation sections and by case law- made by judges and lawyers. Not police officers. The online reading you are looking at does not contain these sections. Because they are thousands and thousands of pages. There are...

7. Why dont you just ask what youre actually looking for? This is a bizarre question. 10. Its cold. And on a ship you visit small communities for a few hours, sometimes overnight. Other times you'll be in Yellowknife, Churchill, or Iqaluit for a few days as a public thing- recruiting, community...

The beginning of that section stated: The firearms listed in Part 1 of the schedule are prohibited firearms for the purposes of paragraph (d) of the definition “prohibited firearm” in subsection 84(1) of the Criminal Code. That means those are still prohibited despite the labeling. The...

Heres the original sign: http://www.firstnations.eu/img/06-3-2-no-indians.jpg Youll note it isnt a mountie holding it. And its written in the same style and font as this one: http://www.firstnations.eu/img/06-3-2-centre.jpg Also from the same protest From 2004...

We re on the same page and I agree. But I believe we may actually witness a strong armed blockade dismantling in the coming months- we'll see if the courts back up their talk. If I was a wagering man Id bet against it- and that will cement the limp wristed responses as the only response. But...

There are around 100 police officers in each of the CN and CP police- across the US and Canada. They are not going to be equipped to handle these types of duties. Dets of 3 or 4 officers for thousands of KM's of rail line. And their brass are just as weary of demonstrations and liability. They...

CN and CP police are no more likely to interfere in a strike than any other force. It comes down to the will of the Canadian people- people have died during breaking strikes and demonstrations in Canada. A judge will just as quickly say the police had no right to use force to dismantle a...

Absolutely fascinating. I stand corrected. Most certainly needs to get placed back in Borden- this has come up quite a bit. Although I disagree with the decision- its there and we have to live with it- as will all the new MP's. So Garb- if you stop a civilian on the base who is impaired- you...

But really- what would the end game of that be? Again- somebody being on probation isnt a big deal- as well they arent usually on probation with a requirement to have a zero BAC (unless other provinces do that and I've just never seen it). Perhaps if it was a plate for anyone in their household...