Also, won't major maintenance be done in the US? The aircraft won't ferry themselves.
I know nothing of the life of a RCAF fighter pilot but I suspect between deployments, taskings, exercises, operations, etc., being based in a place where the family is happy but you are never there might be...
Perhaps for some professions, but if the potential spousal employment is retail or pretty much anything public facing, more difficult. And as mentioned, if provincially regulated, such as teaching, healthcare, etc., how to pass a French-only qualification process.
Perhaps better employment opportunities but the spouse would have to be functionally bilingual, particularly if in a trade or profession that is provincially regulated.
The 'notwithstanding clause' is an attachment to new legislation. It can't wave away existing law and its related rulings. Unless the government wrote an entire field of new law related to search, seizure, substantive law (offences), procedural law and on and on, the Clause would be of little...
Just an outsider looking in but I don't see a ton of parallels between remotely maintaining a radar site and keeping a weapons system in a state of operational readiness. The radars are operating except during a fault or down for PM. Contractors maintain the physical plant and either CAF...
They are also gaining traction in other fields.
https://globalnews.ca/news/11096704/loblaw-body-cameras-locations/
They are still being rolled out as we speak.
Stick-built, modular, engineered, towed in on wheels, etc. doesn't matter if it isn't a family friendly place to live. The missus and kids won't be thrilled stuck in something resembling a base camp.
Did you type that with a straight face?
Agreed. In years gone by, spousal employment, where...
Being good is one thing; being a zealot is not, particularly if you want to sway the votes of people who are more moderate.
Well, according to the guy who wants to be PM, they are not a MAGA-friendly party, so which is it?
I suspect the camera evidence will be crucial in establishing intent. If it had shown an outburst or confusion or remorse I could see a mitigating defence being successful.
It is interesting that two OPP member murder trials are ongoing right now with BWC camera evidence being crucial when...
It might not, but I think the "as it stands now" bit is key. First Nations/American Indians can cross the border pretty much at will under the Jay Treaty. However, we know what the current Administration thinks of treaties. Currently in Canada, FNs have court and legislated protection when it...
Not long before I retired I did a study of all 'investigation and enforcement' services across all ministries of the Ontario government. The idea was to study the feasibility of the OPP gathering them all under one roof (it went nowhere, for good reason). The first thing I learned was the...
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