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I think we're all starting to under value slurpees and 7-11s now.

Best advice i can give you is brush up on your long division and problem solving skills. Math.com is great for it.

The procession is pretty gut-wrenching and solomn.

I think most combat arms occupations generally have long wait times anyways because of the sheer number of applicants, so try not to stress or think they lost or mucked up your application. When in doubt, call. If they don't pick up... and you feel the need to get an answer.. call all day long.

Clearly nothing has change soooooooooo.... same book. They must've sent the good ones to St. Johns x) Edit: Shots fired  :tank2:

I've applied out of RC Toronto before, I know how it can be.

A) this should answer your question. Nothing i dont think is really "direct" as you will still be trained to CAF standard. As for which jobs... i imagine anything having to do with automotive work. http://www.forces.gc.ca/en/training-equivalencies/index.page B) this link should shed some...

If the extention doesn't work call the main line and try to ask for an update if you can. If not, try North Bay maybe? RC T.O. is a busy place...applying out of there, from what i read on this site, is a struggle especially with calls and getting updates.

Call~

Pages 35 onward is basically about DEO :s

I think enough dates have been said on DEO stuff that not much more needs saying : s

Necroing this because I'm curious. Are you applying as someone with RN, LPN, PN, etc. experience or no?

So you're all clear then!?

Times vary on a bunch of factors varying from the trades you applied for and their availability, to your level of education and experience. I also believe it's RC dependent.. and how you interact with the recruiters and people there. Short or tall, fat or small,  impressions are everything, and...

3rd person who came in by ambulance could potentially be a random, unrelated patient, according to cbc. It was retracted on CTV and CBC live.

Apparently that statement was retracted regarding the critical soldier.

It varies case to case, especially when you need to submit documentation. It can take as little as 5 months or as you said 3 years. Best practice is to call every now and then to check up on it.

Take it lol. . _ . I sure wish I got called lol.

Congrats! I got merit listed today.. fingers crossed in the weeks to come.