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Ryan already had six convictions (including at least one where he used indecent or racially aggravated language) under his belt. If the poppy burner had none, then this is just elevated sentencing taking his previous convictions into account and I don't see it as a double standard. If the poppy...

A point of clarification: 18 is not the age of majority in all provinces. It is 19 in British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador, the Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, and the Yukon. In all other provinces it is 18. That said, people in all provinces can place votes in a federal...

Bone

Non-DWAN Link: http://www.admfincs.forces.gc.ca/cfa-oaf/099-09-eng.asp Apparently, CFAOs are back on the internet again.  :)

Excellent choice of wording below the picture. (FACEBOOK/HO)  ;D >:D

Actually, not in all cases now. From CANFORGEN 038/11:

Thought this was the best place to post this. From CTV: More at link

As in ones where she does your side for you and you don't even have to be there? "You know what your problem is? I'll tell you what your problem is!" ;D And I wonder why I'm single...  :P

It's not all math on the CFAT. There's also a verbal aspect and a spatial aspect, and scores are not necessarily cumulative (i.e. doing well in math may not help you if you need a certain score on spatial, etc.). Also, the math on the CFAT is all manual. No calculators allowed, so you have your...

When you take an OPME course, there's actually a form you fill out to have them listed on an RMC transcript (not a PLAR though). AFAIK these can then be transferred to other institutions (hence why non-RMC students can get an RMC transcript for just these courses after applying as an interest...

On a criminal records check, charges currently before the courts (which you stated your's are - you are currently contesting the charges) normally show up, so it's likely in relation to that. Also, if you're not a currently enrolled member of the CF, please lose the rank as an avatar. There are...

When I returned my kit to supply two months ago to do my out-clearance (sub-component transferring), I was given my boots, shirts, socks and beret to keep. I did, however, have to bring it in to prove I had it (and get my boots punched). I wasn't issued underwear, so I can't speak to that...

Junior (Canadian)

This is my initial thought as well, leroi. Until today passes and this is still being discussed, I'll remain on the aforementioned bandwagon.

As was noted in my post, they are staying exactly the same. No medals on that side: immediately above the pocket. With Canadian Honour System medals: .5 cm above ribbons.

As was stated in many other places on this forum, there's no way of knowing. Even if you've been merit listed, you might not be high enough on the list to get a spot at that time, and you may get a call immediately. You may have to wait for them to work their way down the list and some people to...

Not all wings are for military courses. The Air Cadets have glider and power wings, neither of which are authorized for wear on the CF uniform (exempting CIC Officers). From the letter from DCdts and JCR,

Made by a friend of mine while working on his Music History paper:

For those who have a lot of time on their hands and want a good laugh, http://i.imgur.com/N00hU.jpg For those who don't have a lot of time and want a laugh, http://ohthattvblog.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/200285_189205847782766_189098877793463_396906_5619679_n.jpg?w=425&h=612

If you worked at a CSTC, you would indeed have a Service Number. Look at your old pay stubs and it will be on there. If you've lost these, check with your unit. This information is documented in FORTRESS now and it may be there. If you have not, you will not have a Service Number. With regard...