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After they recalled Davis, and elected Arnold...twice, I am not surprised by this at all.  2 of the Americans I worked with, were from California, and their favourite topic was how absolutely insane that state is on a number issues.

Slow clap :bravo: I am posting this as my FB status.

Here is your insight.  There is an official website that outlines what degrees are required, in addition there are litterally dozens of threads and hundreds of posts about the pilot occupation, detailing every last aspect of it.  You have a degree, therefore one presumes you are able to do a...

No, if that were the case I would have locked it, this is merely about consolidation, since your first question was asked and answered by the appropriate person.

As to the gym provision due to employment requirements, I can see it can be a valid argument and there are several examples in the civilian world where this also happens.  Nuclear Plant Security Teams, many firehalls, some police services, particularly for their SWAT/ERT folks.

Incorrect, as Directing Staff (aka Moderator), it is my responsibility to keep the site free, from needless discussions, of which your posts is like many that have come before. I "wield my power" on behalf of the site owner plain and simple, and how we operate is plain for anyone to see in the...

You sound spoiled and immature.  You have the wherewithal to complete a Bachelors Degree and get into Master's program, but can't make up your own damn mind about joining the CF, and then bitching about the low starting rates.  Guess what sunshine, you aren't special.  Many others have made much...

Yup....good luck on finding a job (public or private sectore) within the core of Toronto, or Vancouver, or Montreal (you get the idea) where your job comes with free parking.

Further to what DAA said (and in reply to Mr Cyr) it is in fact the RESERVE UNIT, that takes the SIN, and inputs into RPSR, as they are ones who typically conduct the enrollment/swearing in/signing terms of service.  Exception are usually things like co-op courses with new recruits from...

Hit quote instead of modify, damn GI bug messing with my senses.

It seems Ms Chow wants to flog the same dead horse Miller tried in regards to a handgun ban.  Seriously what planet do these people live on were they expect criminals to obey the law...

I think it's the overall lack of stature/standing of the military in the general populace that is responsible for the lack of such blatant and frequent waltery.

There is already a massive thread on everything related to the CFAT.  No need for your own thread Locked.

Salaries are not negotiable. The "previous experience and training may result in higher pay" means either a) you have prior military service/training which means you "may" start higher up the pay grid, then a brand new raw recruit or b) you are granted training equivalencies for your occupation...

Last one for the dogpile then I am locking this. If you have unpaid fines, and believe you merit special dispensation, then the correct course of action is to ADDRESS IT THROUGH THE COURTS, LIKE AN ADULT.  Suck it up and make an appointment with the local prosecutor and/or JP and deal with YOUR...

"Becoming a Supple Leopard" By Kelly Starett

I still get pain from time to time as everything stretches out.  And this is 10 years later almost.  1 year out and having pain seems normal.  Quite a bit of tissue will have been affected.  If you can, I would suggest going to a physio/athletic therapist and work on your ankle...

Absolutely.  I don't think the "freeman" movement is an organized entity in any sort (that would seem to run counter to their beliefs at any rate).  But the "freemen"  do seem to follow the same "script" as it were when dealing with LE (ie, your aren't in uniform unless you have your business...

There have already been plenty of incidents where "freemen" have shown a disposition towards violent behaviour when dealing with law enforcement.  Most haven't made the news, but youtube is full of examples.

http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/C.R.C.,_c._887/ http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/G-6/page-1.html And since it's pertinent, the saying "ignorance is no excuse" well that is actually codified into the NDA http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/N-5/page-25.html#h-51