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http://www.ctvnews.ca/video?playlistId=1.2280938 I'm glad to see he finally got what he deserves but it's a little distressing it took 70+ years.  I also find it appalling that he just received them in the mail and had to get them presented by his "lunch buddies".  Surely they could have been...

Really?  I just heard 4.11 minutes of gratuitous foul language.  Not that I have anything against foul language but I didn't see it interspersed with much humour.  Oh well, to each their own.

The Commission report itself clearly stated that while the investigations may have been flawed there is no doubt that the outcome of the investigations would have been any different and no criminal charges are warranted.  Bottom line is, the rest of the issues are within the scope of a BOI, not...

Not only do they need at least a C list celebrity I'd venture to say they need to find something funny too.  Just didn't see the humour in what is online.  But...if they are having fun what the heck.  At least they are not hanging around street corners.

I'd check with your CoC however I did find this reference online (dated 2013):  http://rcaf.museum/files/new_rcaf_mess_dress%20%282%29.pdf The copy of dress instructions I have available right now is a bit dated (from 2011) but it does make reference to branch cummerbund's being allowed however...

I look at it as more of an officer safety issue actually and not TPS telling them they must have paid duty officers at all.  Obviously the school requested a paid duty presence and if TPS requires their officers to work in pairs then so be it.  Would someone be able to tell mariomike that he was...

Jeez, too bad we couldn't rent them space on one of our bases.  Oh yeah, thats right, we don't have them any more.  Darn. 

I can't help but think back on how much all of that technology helped when it came to tracking MH370. 

Your point is perfectly valid as well but that won't stop people from saying "Look how many are on the list (or how much they make) and they still want a raise or budget increase."  Many won't look beyond the numbers as to the root causes.

Sadly most will only look at the number and not the total hours it took to earn that amount.  I know plenty of civilian officers who earn huge amounts each year but they have to forgo vacation time and work plenty of overtime to make that amount. 

I've had a number of investigations I've done over the years where once someone was convicted the tax man swooped in and assessed them based on their illegal drug sales, embezzled money or fraudulent payments.  Revenue Canada always makes sure they get theirs.  lol

We all know what it means to do more with less.  Something has to give. 

No crown like on this one:  http://www.britishbadgeforum.com/thumbs/canada_badge.jpg or more recently this one http://www.canadiansoldiers.com/insignia/caprcd.jpg  or this one http://www.rcmpveteransvancouver.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/48_Gordon_Highlanders_web.jpg or this one too...

Call the court and ask them.  They will tell you the process.

Yes you can certainly ask the court for a change in the date and I'd try that first before I went the RTU route. 

I'm sure FJAG will have a more concise answer but I believe there is no formal time frame set down in any legislation.  The accused can make application to have the matter thrown out if they feel it has gone on too long but then then the prosecution gets to explain why the matter has taken the...

Hmmm, I guess all of the private jets must have been booked.

I agree with you totally and you've essentially stated what I intended...only better.  It most certainly is a different standard and the reasons for it are certain clear enough. 

I wouldn't say that was the case in the example you provided since the lawyer was obviously arrested and charged.  I don't view the law societies protests in that case as anything different then what a union may protest if one of their members was arrested.  Or perhaps a more pertinent example...

I once had an occasion to investigate a lawyer and the law actually seems to set the bar higher for such investigations given the fact that in the course of an investigation the police will most likely be in contact with confidential legal files that are protected under solicitor/client...