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So in other words, don't want to see it and offer an opinion?

I imagine many here have seen this rather harrowing documentary about the issue in the US forces? http://www.netflix.com/WiMovie/The_Invisible_War/70229264?sod=search-autocomplete http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_invisible_war/

Beer is actually a fairly healthy substance, as long as you're not quaffing flagons of it every night. It's what it makes you hungry for (fried, salty, fat-laden food) that is the problem.

If convicted, my best guess would be that the sentence would have to be satisfied and a pardon granted. How long that takes depends on whether Crown proceeds with the charge as a summary or indictable offence (impaired/.08 is a hybrid offence, I believe). Pardon can be granted after 5 years for...

Mostly between 10 and 25 years.

Forgot to mention that reg force members I spoke to back in the day considered the Social Work speciality something of an unholy cross between the Chaplain and the MP - in other words, people to be avoided if at all possible.

And I have seven "dead men walking" on my caseload, some of whom have been in the community for decades and are extremely low risk. Guess we should kill 'em now, just to be fair.

Friend of mine is enrolled as a MP recruit and instead of St. Jean, s/he's headed straight to Borden...not currently in the military, but has some cadet experience a while back. Is this typical?

A recently BSW'd friend attended a CF social work "recruitment night" (don't know what it was actually called) in Victoria, with a meal provided as an incentive :) She found the presentation intriguing, knows a bit about the military (her boyfriend is an officer) but as a single Mom found the...