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Yes, I recall people going to the pool. It's hard to read rank on the military issued bathing suits so be very polite to whoever is there, you never know who's a somebody. That also goes for going out on the town. Or walking through the parking lot. Going to Tim Hortons... Just be nice.

You should just do the 2 years, get your diploma. The army will still be there, and you'll be a better applicant.

How are you doing in your college program? Are you struggling or getting good grades?

Those 'smartass' responses you refer to are actually trying to help you. They aren't sugar coating the reality of application process with the CF. Its competitive, there are many applicants, there aren't a lot of spots, especially for combat trades. Those 'smartass' responses are also in...

Reservist PT test for pre enrollment involves a step test as opposed to a shuttle run, no?

This article + your profile picture  :-X

I'm sure it would be your own decision to go home, thus your own decision to pay for the opportunity. But again I am not sure. Congrats on the job by the way, 2 years is a long time.

That probably includes the (I think) 2 weeks off for winter holiday. This is based on what I was told when I got my call, but I could have misunderstood.

Rather exciting isn't it? Think about it every minute of every day

BMQ October 15th, coming from Toronto, swearing in on the 3rd, Trade Combat Engineer

First time poster here, long time follower. To those out there going through the process, make your application as competitive as possible and they will help you fly through the system. Even if you have your initial application in, it doesn't mean you should stop improving yourself. Always...