Asking the same question multiple times will not get you an answer quicker, it will just mildly annoy people.
No-one can give you a definitive answer on this. The chances are leaning towards no. The best you can do is be patient and check in on your paperwork once a week.
There was an interesting conversation had in my unit about officers intruding into what was traditionally NCO territory for day to day operations. I am not sure if this is a localized thing (keep in mind we are talking reserve force) or if this is CAF wide?
Perhaps this train of thought...
They cannot sustain low oil prices forever. Once their output drops and prices go up space is created in the market again for these small companies to come back in and fill it. This is a short term bandaid solution.
I'm not so sure I buy the group cohesion argument.
Some of the best bonding times I've had in the army was when the course all went to Wasaga beach and rented a bunch of cabins on the weekend.
My new favourite is that in order to get your annual 5 green t-shirts you have to turn the old ones in. ???
Not hating on the front line clothing clerks. The lady that I usually deal with is excellent.
Keep up the good work.
I will leave the training regimes to someone who has more professional knowledge than I. Just remember that in order to achieve your goals you must put in the hard work, there is no quick and easy method.
Exactly, you sometimes finance certain investments in order to realize return later on.
You should not finance that 60 inch TV that you cannot afford...
As George said, good on the people who came in and started enforcing the rules. That goes to both the past conservative government and the current Liberal one. If you do not like the rules, work within the system to change them.
As for the links you posted, I only read the first one and saw...
Perhaps going into a deficit would be beneficial for Canada. The reason I believe that the majority of us are against the idea of a deficit is because of HOW the money is being spent, not necessarily the idea of running a deficit.
I believe you used the term "social infrastructure" a little...
Kilo, why don't you provide some specifics to your last post. It is nice to just throw words around, but without substance they are just words and do not count for much.
Recceguy, while I hold absolutely no love for kilo and do not agree with how he goes about stating his "facts" you are splitting hairs. It was quite obvious that you were referring to Kilo as a potato.
I can completely see where you are coming from with the potato comment though, he seems to...
It's economics 101. The more you tax the people the slower your long run growth in per capita GDP will be. You will see an increase in the short run, but in the long run you are shooting yourself in the foot.
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