I just received a notice about this from IPSC Ontario regarding their forum. The notice says membership information and registration were not affected.
Now that the Commissionaires have lost the right of first refusal for GoC protective services I suspect we'll see a lot of new providers pop up in an attempt to capitalize on that (notwithstanding the crap storm that came out of the lates CRA contract). Some may even recruit and plan for this...
I think back to the days when we lost Reg F Lt (N) Chris Saunders aboard CHICOUTIMI and Class A Gunner Ariel Keyes- Oliver in a rollover in Pet (I was in a nearby training area that day) within a couple of days. The CDS at the time, Hillier, said they would both be treated equally. That we...
That's just the tip of the conspiracy theory iceberg.
The gas line/well theroy is alive and well. Must keep prices artificially high to offset the defunct carbon tax.
A second "terrorist incident" as a followup to the first "incident" in Gagetown last week.
US sabotage.
I'm sure there will...
MGen Rutland stated "a grass fire ignited during a live training exercise, and due to strong winds, the fire shifted a kilometre in a matter of 30 to 60 seconds."
I'm one of those guys who wraps his boot laces around the top of the boot before tucking the small knot in at the front. During...
More to this, the SPVM has to contend with the fact that "Just for Laughs - Gags" is filmed in Montréal and a significant number of their gags involve fake coppers and SPVM vehicles.
That's a pretty good summary which brings back a lot of memories. I also lived through the October Crisis and watching the professionalism of the CA units in my neighbourhood (we had a police and fire station nearby under Army guard) inspired me to join the CAF.
I was in NB for work last month...
I was a youth in Montréal on October 7, 1969 when the Montréal Police actually did strike and walked off the job as did the firefighters. That was known as Montréal's Night of Terror. I remember it quite clearly. We lived in NDG at the time. My dad wouldn't let us leave the house. The...
The back of my right shoulder is in one episode of the Canadian version and the back of my head is in one of our recruiting ads. They insisted on only showing my good side. :)
As noted above, the CBSA union provides swag such as slip-ons. CBSA recruits used to wear red slip-ons which were similar to the protest ones. Crossing the border in 2015 at Lacolle with my wife, she asked me why CBSA had recruits working the front line.
CBSA recruits now wear grey slip-ons.
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