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You are correct on 82(3)(c). My apologies for misreading. However, at the end of the access period (which after looking again, may not be for a little bit yet - 5 years after completion of sentence on an indictable offence as per 119(2)), the data pertaining to his offences would be purged from...

Sections 118 to 129 of the YCJA specifically prohibit the disclosure of information relating to youth offences to very specific criteria. In a quick perusal, I found nothing that would permit the disclosure of these records to the CF. Further to that, section 82(3)(c) specifically prohibits it...

As your offences were all under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, they will not be brought into play with regards to reliability status or anything of that nature. The nature or severity of the offences doesn't come into play when the offences are under the YCJA. The only way they could affect...

For the reserve force, there is work that must be done by the reserve unit Recruiting Officer prior to submission to the CFRC, including the requesting of cadet records (if applicable), inputting you into the recruiter database and verifying that there is an opening for the positions for which...

Actually, there are two more following the CD: OMC and SVM (both are the same in English and French). http://www.gg.ca/document.aspx?id=71

:rofl: I think back to Rick Mercer in his 22 Minutes days, in "Talking to Americans". Go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhTZ_tgMUdo and skip to the 4:25 mark. Watch it up until at least the little kid and his mother. You won't regret it.

If you were set on social work, you might consider going into an officer occupation which does not require specific degrees (e.g. combat arms, pilot, MARS, etc.) to get your BSW through ROTP and once you have completed your first round of obligatory service, you might be able to get your MSW...

Update: Recruting Center: St. John's Regular/Reserve: Reserve Officer/NCM: Officer Trade Choice 1: MARS Officer Unit Applied: HMCS CABOT Application Date: 2 February 2011 First Contact: 16 February 2011 (had to change some references) Medical Documentation (current service) requested: 23...

First off, I just took a look at your posting history. Please use proper grammar and spelling on this website, as all members are asked to. As far as whether or not volunteer work matters, it absolutely can impact your file. That is why it is on the application form. The CF is looking for...

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What this means is you cannot bring alcoholic beverages with you. They will not be permitted in your quarters. However, if you are of legal age, you can drink at bars if you are free to go there at the time. Not having been to CFLRS, I'll go with CDN Aviator's post. He says there is a bar there...

"Billy Mays didn't die. He just convinced people he died. He's that good a salesman." A comment on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpJGZ9RHAvU&NR=1

jwtg and CDN Aviator: :rofl: Funniest posts I've seen on here in a while, including those in dumbest thing today and more funnies vol something. MilPoints inbound! To the OP, we also need to consider bandwidth of the site. This site takes a lot to host (on that note, kudos to the DS and...

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There were actually several other changes to the DAOD in the January amendment, including that one cannot be a member of the Canadian Cadet Organizations and the Canadian Forces. However, they were not changed in this CANFORGEN, but rather a re-write of the DAOD.

Nope. Reserve force prior to the CANFORGEN: age 16, if the applicant is selected for education and training at a Royal Military College Post CANFORGEN: age 16, if the applicant is selected for education and training at a Royal Military College or otherwise maintains full-time student status...

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DAOD was amended effective 1 Jan 11, while this CANFORGEN was released in Feb 11.

Thanks very much. A few questions on your post: Given that ResF MARS has been shifted, is the BOC the same as or equivalent to NROC or are they separate courses? Also, where does BOC, BWK and OOD training/qualification take place? DL, NOTC, CFFS (if so, which one) or at the unit? If they are...