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Hey guys, I was just wondering something. I noticed on the forces.ca website that for MP, it says "The minimum academic requirement is a community college diploma in Law and Security Administration, Police Foundations, or a similar program from a recognised Community College or CEGEP. Related...

R.I.P. Heroes. Thoughts and prayers are with the 4 soldiers, their family, friends and colleagues.  :salute: :yellow:

Mitsubishi has the iCar. at one point the iCar had a dashmounted  slot for the iPod. I remember seeing it when I worked at Dixie Mitsubishi. Mitsu's head office was around the corner from the dealership, so we got to see the cars they don't sell here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubishi_i

congrats. best of luck to you

Had my interview today, went pretty smooth. I was surprised to find out that they had already done the background check on me, I thought that was done AFTER the interview. Anyways, he had asked about my credit as it is pretty poor, but I explained that I had made arrangements to consolidate them...

Interview tomorrow, excited but not nervous. Hopefully it all goes well. It's at 1pm. I'll let you guys know how it went when I get it done.

I've got my interview coming up this Thursday. Really psyched about it. I've got the Interview Preparation form printed out, started filling out some of it here and there. Now, I never received an interview package from the CFRC/D directly, is there anything else I should have that would need to...

So, I went to go see the Optometrist today and had him fill out the form I was given by the WO who did my medical. On the form he put I had 20/100 in one eye and 20/200 in the other eye. Looking on Wikipedia, 20/100 translates to 6/30 and 20/200 translates to 6/60. Looking at previous posts (by...

*UPDATE* Recruiting Center: CFRC Toronto Regular/Reserve: Regular (Army) Officer/NCM: NCM Trade Choice 1: Infantry Trade Choice 2: Armoured Trade Choice 3: Engineers Application Date: 23 November 2007 First Contact: December 6, 2007 CFAT completed : August 26, 2008 - passed Medical: September...

:salute: :salute: :salute: Condolences to friends, families, and all who knew them. May they rest in peace

I had my medical done today. Have you ever noticed that when it comes time to pee in a cup, you somehow manage to get JUST THE RIGHT amount for the sample, even if you didn't feel you had to go pee? It always seems to happen that way for me. Anyways, I was told that, as i expected from reading...

Thanks for that, I've got tomorrow off, so I'm gonna be going from optometrist to optometrist to see if someone is able to see me before the medical.

I've been reading up on the medical the past few hours, and I came across the threads about visual acuity. Unfortunately, I do need corrective lenses, I wear contacts but have no eyeglasses. Now, I haven't been to an optometrist since 2003, when my prescription was -3.25 in my right and -3.75 in...

That IS true as well. Though a little positive thinking never hurt anyone.

No, you're right, I didn't have to put any of her information on the forms. I was just saying that there's no skeletons in this closet or anyone close to me, so the check should go through without issues.

Thanks for the info, I didn't leave any gaps in terms of time, all addresses are accurate from street number, name, city, province/state, country, postal/zip code. Hopefully my security check goes without a hitch. I've never been in trouble with the law before, nor has any member of my family...

Very much appreciated, you answered my question/concern enough to put my mind at ease about it. THANK YOU for the informative answer.

i DID ask...below is the "transcript" of the conversation Me: "The recruiter that was doing my paperwork last year had me fill out a form for being out of the country for 150 some odd days, but that was in the US, and I noticed that the US was on the list of exempted countries, BUT, I had gone...

thanks for the response. Now, does anyone know if my 1 yr living in the states would have an impact on how quick the security check gets done? Like I said, I was 15/16 at the time, enrolled in high school, and that was it. No job, no run-ins with the law, just school and sports...

Had a little heart to heart with her today about the matter after picking her up from work. She said she can't support my joining the military, to which I said "I understand your concerns, they're a mother's concerns, but I just ask that you support that I'd be doing something I want to do, and...