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That is correct, you have to pay if you refuse. However according to the article the maximum they can charge is $1,578 a month,

Which groups were you referring to? Protecting human rights is important. That's what lawyers do, even if the people they're representing are less than wholesome. There may be groups in Canada which support terrorists but they're essentially illegal. This veteran had an issue, he received some...

In this case it looks like the Groups, Associations, and Lawyers have all rallied in this Veteran's defence. The problem here is the hospital, who instead of charging him $700 a month as they're obliged, they claim they'll charge him $700/day.

I probably sound very ignorant here, but is there a lot of academics involved in Artillery Officering? Can you turn down such an appointment, if you feel you're not ready? Perhaps it was a bad judgement call on Major Mendes' part. Some other interesting parts:

Facilitator? Isn't that the term used by shady degree-Mills to describe their not-very-teacher-like teachers? Personally I've found the NAVEDTRA's (Non-Resident Training Courses on PDF with text-based tests) the Navy has very effective (of course I've never taken formal tests or anything but my...

Makes sense :) I wasn't suggesting we didn't have them and should, just observing that we didn't and not being sure why. :)

Now that's what I call a hot party ;D

This question has been bugging me for a while. Why is it that Canada has no National Guard? And if the answer is "The Reserves take the place of the National Guard", why does the US have both?  ???

I know you're joking, but F-on-M anything-abuse is just as traumatic to a man as it is to a woman. despite the common perception, (according to the literature, given that I've never been a victim of it.)

What about female-on-male groping? Women can be sexually deviant too.

First generation X-Box? I still play my Nintendo 64 ;D On a serious note, why was the enlistment age-limit set at 35 anyway? Eligibility for a pension aside, if you can pass BCT and contribute manpower I don't see why an (arbitrary?) limit should be in place.

http://www.gouv.qc.ca/portail/quebec/pgs/commun/portrait/modernesolidaire/droit/?lang=en "No person may be the subject of discrimination or exclusion based on race, colour, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, civil status, age, religion, political convictions, language, ethnic or national...

If that's the book I'm thinking of, it also had a character named Harry Potter who was a magician, but he was a secondary character.

Ah, yes! You're right. Well, excepting that incident (and judging by its lack of an Internet footprint I'm guessing it's a false name) he never gave any other biographical details, beyond his date of birth and family structure. There are 48 Sikorskis and 74 Mullers in Saskatchewan (including a...

I wonder if this article would have even hit the press had the title been "Man humiliated in border strip search." I suppose they were (pardon the pun) gunning for a sympathy angle, as opposed to any problem with the system itself :2c:

"Muller" was given as a last name on at least one occasion, however never in the 140+ pages of posts he made did he mention his first. I suppose he knows a little bit about PERSEC after all  :camo:

I agree. The woman had the same name and birthdate of a person not allowable into the country, and it was a female officer who checked her. I don't think they overstepped their bounds at all.

He also claims to have a wife, a daughter (whose alleged given name is different from the name he gives as her username), and at least 3 separately-identified nephews, one with height and weight measurements given.

Ah, sorry! Didn't realize they had that sort of filtering  :-X The thread was locked shortly after that post anyway, without any additional information being posted.