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If they were able to 50.1% then they can have 50.1% of the land Alberta owns. No crown land, no Suffield, etc

RIP Maj (ret'd) Jason Vaughn. Passed away April 30 from cancer. Artillery officer, I had the pleasure doing my Mr Gnr alongside his whole he was doing Tech Staff. Smart, funny and an accomplished solider who served in Afghanistan as a FOO/FAC.

From what I've seen conservatives are afraid of change, especially change that doesn't benefit them, even if benefits others. Non-cons are more interested in making the country as a whole better.

It's not a competition. Not everything needs a Toronto nexus. Condolences to the families and rest to the dead.

His pension plan pays around $200 per year of employment per month if you retire at 65. You can retire early and take a penalty. Also, in 2023 the Union contributed an extra 7.5% to current employee pension funds, and 7.5 to pensioners payments. Decent holidays too, a few weeks per year. The...

Yep, he gets employer contribution pension, just spent a week in Edmonton at an industrial safety conference.

Plumber and Heating Tech, max Cpl incentive 77k per year plus maybe some TD. Friend who is plumber/gas fitter without any supervisory responsibilities working doing locates and inspecting compressor stations, unionized, holidays, sick pay, etc. $44/hour 91k per year before overtime or training...

5.2 talks about the contract/route letter duration, not taking weekends off. My experience is dated but class b reservists followed the same schedule as the unit they worked at. Sometimes their home unit works ask them to work there fort a weekend exercise, but they are not required to. The...

Yeah, I was a Cpl for longer than it took me to get from MCpl to CWO. Guess knowing admin as a Cpl is wrong, but right for supervisors.

And if we take out the students who wouldn't pass CFAT how many do we have?

OAS and CPP are the reason for the bridge benefit. No shade on you, but why was it that as a Cpl I knew about the bridge benefit but so many of my seniors and peers are firing up the outrage bus when they learn about it. They become strangely silent when told that their pension contributions...

Bridge dissapears at 65. You keep it until then even if you draw CPP at 60, calculate the difference might be worth taking CPP early. Also, you get OAS at 65, right now 727.

Nope the bridge is part of the pension, always has been. All part of the funding formula.

I think the Al one were stamped, not sure about the steel ones.

Mine issued in 88 were same a the ones I had on release in 16 except 88 were aluminium and my last two pairs were steel. Oh, and 88 had SIN not SN.

Sure they did. I left the public service a year before the strike and got instructions on how to vote. Still get emails from them.

Ingersoll Machine and Tool. Makes most of our shell bodies. Now IMT Precision.

RP, but yeah. We had to retrain our convoy drivers who kept a few smoke in the cab. Normal screening they would just drop on contact side to make a long screen. Good recipe for tyre fires doing that with RP bursting. Also surprised top cover gunners.

There have been vehicles with significant ballistic weapons and guided missiles for 50 years that carry infantry. It should not be a specialist skill for the infantry to use them.