121. The Canadian Coalition For Nuclear Responsibility Group dedicated to education and research on all issues related to nuclear energy, whether civilian or military including nonnuclear alternatives especially those pertaining to Canada. http://www.ccnr.org/

for Nuclear Responsibility la surveillance CCNR is a not-for-profit organization, federally incorporated since 1978, having a charitable tax number. It is dedicated to education and research on all issues related to nuclear energy, whether civilian or military including non-nuclear alternatives especially those pertaining to Canada. c.p. 236, Station Snowdon, CCNR COMPLETE DIRECTORY see our site map CCNR SHORT DIRECTORY Please sign our Guest Book Nuclear News Around the World ... Links to Other "Safe Energy" Sites CCNR Directory Topics ( h o t - l i n k e d ) see our site map Nuclear Technology: A Primer The Plutonium Connection Nuclear Weapons ... Archival Photographs The Plutonium Connection Nuclear Weapons ~ Nuclear Technology: A Primer Canada and the Bomb: Past and Future (Edwards, August 98) The Use of Canadian Uranium in the First Atomic Bombs: Verbatim Excerpts ('98) How Uranium from Great Bear Lake Ended Up in A-Bombs: A Chronology ('98) ... CCNR Exhibits Filed at the Nanoose Expropriation Hearings (July/99) Nanoose Expropriation: Groups oppose use of weapons-grade uranium in Chalk River reactors House of Commons ~ Recommendations on Nuclear Weapons (Dec/98) Canadian Plutonium Sold For American Bombs 1946-76 Nuclear explosives using plutonium from a power reactor (US DOE '97) ... For nuclear explosives, ''All plutonium is good plutonium'' (Sandia Labs '96)

122. OsCommerce Princess Patricia's canadian Light Infantry Regimental kit shop, an ecommerce site selling military gear, clothing and collectibles. http://kitshop.ppcli.com/

Top Catalog My Account Cart Contents ... Checkout Categories (NEW CATEGORIE)Courses Qualified Clothing Footwear Glassware ... Regimental Collectables Manufacturers Please Select Drop Zone What's New? (NEW) Chest rigg, BRA. Quick Find Use keywords to find the product you are looking for. Advanced Search Information Privacy Notice Conditions of Use Contact Us What's New Here? Welcome Guest! Would you like to log yourself in ? Or would you prefer to create an account This is the PPCLI Regimental Kit Shop Ecommerce Website. Feel free to browse our catalogue. You will be required to register to purchase on this site. This site uses secure and unsecure pages, all pages requiring to be secured are done so through a SSL connection. PDF Catalogue for the Kit Shop "Right Click - Save As Here!" New Products For September (NEW) Pistol drop Holster (NEW) CHUMS, sunglasses holders (NEW) Sportsman lighter, OD green (NEW) HATCH RESISTER, gloves ... (NEW) Chest rigg, BRA. Shopping Cart items Bestsellers Red and White Shoulder title decal Belgian Style berets PT Kit: Short sleeved T-shirt PPCLI Hat Badge pin ... Airborne Regiment T-shirt Specials AWOL Bags Reviews This thermarest chair kit came without the required aluminiu ..

123. Canadian Aviation Historical Society - Celebrating Canada's Flying Heritage Dedicated to the preservation of Canada's military and civilian flying heritage. Formed in 1962, supports ten chapters across Canada. http://www.cahs.com/

CAHS Discussion Forum Search the CAHS website Contact CAHS Interested in Canadian aviation history? The Canadian Aviation Historical Society is the oldest and largest organization dedicated to the celebration and documentation of Canada's flying heritage. Members receive the CAHS Journal , Canada's premier aviation history magazine, regular newsletters, and an invitation to participate in the local activities of 10 regional chapters. To access our Journal indices, click on any image below or visit our Publications page Canadian Aviation Historical Society Welcome! You have landed on the Home Page of the Society dedicated to the preservation of Canada’s flying heritage with the objectives as stated in our Federal Charter: To support and encourage research into Canadian aeronautical history, to foster the collection and dissemination of knowledge. To stimulate interest in and to further the appreciation and understanding of the influence of aviation on Canada’s development and in the world. The CAHS was founded in 1962 by Canadian Aviation enthusiasts from the Toronto area receiving a Federal Charter in 1963. Now after 40 years with Chapters from Vancouver, BC to Halifax NS the CAHS remains the primary source of information and research on Canada’s rich aviation history.

124. Cric.ca - Canada's Portal - Quick Guide The canadian Rangers are parttime reservists who provide a military presence in remote, isolated and coastal communities of Canada. http://www.cric.ca/en_html/guide/canadian_forces/canadian_forces.html

Talk about the armed forces today, and most people will mention such places as Bosnia, Haiti or Somalia. While Canada's military has taken part in such high-profile missions, many more Canadians in uniform are serving in their own country. Today there are more than 20 Canadian armed forces bases across Canada used for recruiting, training and mobilizing the more than 50,000 men and women presently serving in the army, navy and air force. A small army by modern standards, Canada's armed forces nevertheless maintain combat readiness for war, peacekeeping duties and domestic unrest (as in the 1970 October Crisis and the more recent Oka incident in 1990). Source: Canadian War Museum POLLS Most Canadians think the country spends too little on its military and defence and this perception has increased over the past year.

125. Canada's Air Force - Snowbirds are canadian Forces personnel who have accumulated years of military experience Each year, military pilots and technicians who aspire to be in the http://www.snowbirds.dnd.ca/index_e.asp

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Celebrate 35th Anniversary Season The Snowbirds are ambassadors of the following foundations: Alumni About Alumni Login userid: The Snowbirds are celebrating their 35th Anniversary this year and to date have flown for over 116 million spectators across North America. All members of the Snowbirds are Canadian Forces personnel who have accumulated years of military experience prior to joining the squadron. Each year, military pilots and technicians who aspire to be in the squadron apply for a position with the Snowbirds. They are selected based on skill and experience. Additionally, pilots undergo a rigorous series of try-outs to evaluate their formation-flying proficiency. The Snowbirds are dedicating their 35th Season to Captain Miles Selby who lost his life in an accident on Dec. 10, 2004. In 2005, as a tribute to him, the Snowbirds will continue their tradition of excellence in order to fulfill their role as Canadian ambassadors in demonstrating to the North American public the skill, professionalism and teamwork of the men and women of the Canadian Forces. Canadian Forces Snowbirds Celebrate 2,000th Show

126. CNN.com - Canadian Troops Seize Ship Holding Military Supplies - August 3, 2000 CNN http://www.cnn.com/2000/WORLD/americas/08/03/canada.ship.ap/index.html

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127. Canada To Establish Permanent Military Base In Persian Gulf Region The canadian government is in the process of establishing a longterm military base in the oil-rich Persian Gulf region. http://www.wsws.org/articles/2005/jul2005/cana-j02.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS! Contact the WSWS ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format WSWS North America ... Canada Canada to establish permanent military base in Persian Gulf region By David Adelaide 2 July 2005 Use this version to print Send this link by email Email the author The Canadian government is in the process of establishing a long-term military base in the oil-rich Persian Gulf region. According to a recent article in the Globe and Mail , the Canadian government is negotiating with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to gain control of a section of the Minhad Air Base, located near Dubai, for years, if not decades, to come. Since late 2001, when the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) participated in the US invasion and conquest of Afghanistan, the Canadian military have controlled part of the Minhad facility, operating a clandestine logistical and supply base there. The CAF has dubbed its UAE base Camp Mirage. The Globe Troops from the CAF were for a time the largest single component of the ISAF and currently the Canadian ISAF contingent is the biggest, save that of Germany. Seven hundred Canadian soldiers are stationed in Kabul, with another 240 scheduled to arrive in Kandahar in the near future, followed by a further 1,000 troops next year. To these must be added a complement of 250 troops aboard the HMCS Winnipeg (attached to a US carrier battle group in the Persian Gulf) and 200 troops stationed at Camp Mirage.

128. Canadian Relocation Systems - Military Relocation Resources The comprehensive guide for military personnel moving across/to Canada.Find military Relocation Resources here. http://relocatecanada.com/militaryrelo.html

Home Military Relocation Resources CANADIAN RELOCATION SYSTEMS MILITARY RELOCATION RESOURCES Find A City Here! Ajax, ON Barrie, ON Belleville, ON Brandon, MB Burlington, ON Calgary, AB Charlottetown, PEI Edmonton, AB Fort McMurray, AB Fredericton, NB Guelph, ON Halifax, NS Hamilton, ON Help Form Iqaluit, NU Kamloops, BC Kelowna, BC Kingston, ON K/W, ON Lethbridge, AB London, ON Markham, ON Medicine Hat, AB Mississauga, ON Moncton, NB Montréal, QC Moose Jaw, SK Nanaimo, BC Oakville, ON Oshawa, ON Ottawa, ON Pickering, ON Prince George, BC Quebec City, QC Quinte West, ON Red Deer, AB Regina, SK Richmond, BC Saint John, NB Saskatoon, SK St.John's, NFLD Sudbury, ON Thunder Bay, ON Toronto, ON Trenton, ON Vancouver, BC Victoria, BC Whitby, ON Whitehorse, YK Windsor, ON Winnipeg, MB Yellowknife, NWT Find More Information Here! Abusive Issues After the Move Average Household Expenses Canadian Expatriates Canadian Charities Changing Address City Communities City Hall Phone Directories City "Backgrounder" City Maps Cost of Living Reports Disability Issues Do it Yourself Move Earning Statistics Easy Relocation Find a Dentist !

129. Fact Sheet On The Canadian Forces Senior military officers are accountable for the implementation of OL objectives Consequently, throughout Canada, the representation of the two official http://www.ocol-clo.gc.ca/archives/ar_ra/2004_05/dnd_mdn_e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... What's New? Fact Sheet on the Canadian Forces Factors and criteria Summary of substantiating data Rating Management a) An accountability framework, an action plan and accountability mechanisms are in place The Canadian Forces approved and adopted the , which integrates many elements of the government's Action Plan for Official Languages (OL). The Minister of National Defence articulated five key commitments in the Strategic Plan. The OL Strategic Plan provides an integrated strategic orientation to guide the effective implementation of the Official Languages Act (OLA) at DND and in the CF by bringing OL objectives and activities together in a single document and by establishing an accountability framework. The accountability framework assigns responsibility for the implementation of each of the activities included in the Strategic Plan and sets specific deadlines. The Plan was distributed to all group chiefs and commanders, to all those with responsibility for the implementation of activities and to the OL co-ordinators at all levels (commands, groups, bases, wings, garrisons, units). The OL co-ordinators are responsible for following up on the implementation of activities in their respective organizations. To ensure that progress is made on the five key objectives of the OL Strategic Plan, DND and the CF developed a tool (database) to evaluate the progress in the implementation of the five objectives and to measure the progress on OL. Senior military officers are accountable for the implementation of OL objectives in their performance appraisals.

130. Defence Medical Association Of Canada - Association MŽdical De La DŽfense-Cana An organization for the promotion of military medicine in the canadian Forces presents information on the group and on military medical matters. http://www.dmacanada.ca/

131. Commander-in-Chief Of The Canadian Forces: Governor General and recognition of the military’s place in canadian life and in Canada’s Upon appointment, the Commanderin-Chief receives the canadian Forces http://www.gg.ca/governor_general/comm-ch_e.asp

Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Forces Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson Memorial Ceremony for the Fallen Soldiers of 3 PPCLI Edmonton, Sunday, April 28, 2002 Role and Responsibilities The Governor General of Canada is also Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Forces Among her responsibilities, the Governor General: Appoints the Chief of the Defence Staff on the recommendation of the Prime Minister; Acts on recommendations from the Minister of National Defence regarding the appointment of Royal Colonels-in-Chief of Canadian Regiment; Approves new military badges and insignia; Visits Canadian Forces bases and troops, providing encouragement and leadership; Presents new colours to the Canadian Forces; Awards military Honours, such as the Order of Military Merit; Meritorious Service and Military Valour Decorations; Peacekeeping and Special Service Medals; Signs Commission Scrolls, Retirement Certificates of General Officers, etc. Upon appointment, the Commander-in-Chief receives the Canadian Forces decoration and becomes

132. Royal Military College military college that lays the foundation for the professional and personal skills necessary to meet the challenges of a career as a canadian Forces officer. http://www.rmc.ca/

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133. Information For Survey Participants: Canadian Forces Mental Health Survey (Suppl The canadian Forces Mental Health Survey is a health survey that collects In order to reflect the unique challenges that members of the military may http://www.statcan.ca/english/survey/other/forces.htm

Information for survey participants Institutional and other surveys Canadian forces mental health survey (Supplement to the Canadian community health survey - 2002) What is the Canadian Forces Mental Health Survey? Why is this survey being conducted? Why is the survey done by Statistics Canada? When is the survey being conducted? ... How do I find out more information about the survey? What is the Canadian Forces Mental Health Survey? The Canadian Forces Mental Health Survey is a health survey that collects information about the mental health and well-being of Canadian Forces members, the factors that affect their health and their use of health care services. Why is this survey being conducted? In order to provide an appropriate level of mental health services for members of the Canadian Forces (CF), it is essential to have an accurate picture of the state of mental health of its members. The Chief of Review Services (CRS) report highlighted the fact that the state of mental health of CF members was an "information gap". Because Statistics Canada is conducting the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) on mental health in 2002, the Canadian Forces Health Services have contracted Statistics Canada to conduct a survey, which has been adapted from the CCHS.

134. The Daily, Friday, September 5, 2003. Canadian Community Health Survey: Canadian According to the data, 15.1% of the canadian regular military forces reported symptoms consistent with one or more of the five mental disorders covered in http://www.statcan.ca/Daily/English/030905/d030905b.htm

Friday, September 5, 2003 Canadian Community Health Survey: Canadian Forces supplement on mental health On September 3, 2003, the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) released the first national results on mental health and well-being. Data are available today from the Canadian Forces Mental Health Survey, a special supplement to the CCHS. The target population of the CCHS itself does not include full-time members of the Canadian Forces. As a result, the Department of National Defence commissioned Statistics Canada to conduct a supplemental survey of armed forces personnel, including personnel on reserve status. This survey measured the prevalence of five mental disorders: major depression, social phobia, post-traumatic stress disorder, panic disorder, and general anxiety disorder. It also measured the prevalence of alcohol dependence. Information and definitions related to this release can be found on the Statistics Canada website. According to the data, 15.1% of the Canadian regular military forces reported symptoms consistent with one or more of the five mental disorders covered in the survey, or alcohol dependence, at some time during the 12 months prior to the interview. The prevalence among the reserves was lower (12.7%). The survey found differences in the prevalence of various disorders between regular and reserve forces, and also found differences between rank and gender.

135. Canadian Army Unit Flags (Index) Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada military Police Branch The canadian Army and its colours are only slightly more complicated than the http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/ca^ayoth.html

Canadian army unit flags (Index) Last modified: by phil nelson Keywords: canadian army: overview Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors ... Carleton-York Regiment See also: Canada, army flags Flags of the Canadian Forces Canada Overview The Canadian Army and its colours are only slightly more complicated than the British. For every apparent rule, there are a dozen exceptions. The regular Canadian Army is a relatively recent innovation, and the Militia (or Milice, part-time reservists) is a much older institution which is the reverse of the British model. In the 1950s, the Canadians sought to associate some Militia regiments (almost all of them single-battalion units with no battalion numeral) with regular regiments for purposes of mobilisation, training, etc. According to this scheme: Le Regiment de Chateauguay in 1954 became "Le Regiment de Chateauguay (4e Bataillon, Royal 22e Regiment)" and in 1956 flipped its title to "4e Bataillon, Royal 22e Regiment (Chateauguay)". Les Fusiliers du St. Laurent amalgamated in 1954 with Le Regiment de Montmagny to become "Les Fusiliers du St. Laurent (5e Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment)" Some time later (I'm not sure when) the subtitle was omitted and the battalion disassociated itself from the R22R.

136. Forgotten Newfoundland - Newfoundland Urban Exploration Society canadian group that provides descriptions and pictures of military installations and other abandoned sites of historical influence. http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Plaza/9186/nues/

updates coming soon! Places we've been: Abandoned Hospital Argentia Naval Base Airport Heights Aquaduct Bangor Water Works ... White Hills Cement Plant Other info: Exploring Journal Urban Exploration Info What's next? 360 degree pictures: Abandoned Hospital Abandoned Orphanage Red Cliff Radar Station (outside) Red Cliff Radar Station (inside) questions, comments, or new spot tips?: urbanexplorer@hotmail.com This Urban Exploration Ring site owned by Urban Explorer Click here to find out how to join the ring. Previous Random Site List Sites Next www.infiltration.org

137. Military Police Branch (Canada) badge detail by Graham Bartram. military Police Branch. See also. canadian Army unit flags Canada, army flags Flags of the canadian Forces Canada http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/ca^mp.html

Military Police Branch (Canada) Last modified: by phil nelson Keywords: military police branch military flags: canada thunderbird garland: maple leaf Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors by Graham Bartram Detail of the Thunderbird badge. by Graham Bartram Military Police Branch See also: Canadian Army unit flags Canada, army flags Flags of the Canadian Forces Canada ... Military Police Branch Flag This flag is used by the Military Police Branch (formerly the Security Branch). The flag is 1:2, white with a central red pale (one third of length) with the "Thunderbird" badge in the centre. The badge shows an Inuit thunderbird in black, while, yellow and red, surrounded by a maple leaf wreath. At the top is a St. Edward's crown and the scroll beneath reads "SECURITAS". The Branch badge is based on the Thunderbird - a mythical native spirit, probably derived from the eagle, whose name signifies the voice of thunder. It is one of the most common emblems of the North West Coast native tribes and is usually the crowning figure on the carved totem poles placed before a chief's house. It is believed to be a symbol of supremacy and power in the life of the tribe. The mystique surrounding this emblem varies according to the legends of the tribe concerned. A common feature of its attributes, however, concerns its role as a protecting spirit, one which gives wise counsel and guards the tribe from evil and misfortune. The face on the breast symbolizes dual transformation. These attributes make it an appropriate symbol for the Security and Military Police services of the Canadian Armed Forces. It is a bold and striking emblem, distinctive in appearance and identifiably Canadian.

138. Welcome / Bievenue Provides information on the operations of this institution at a canadian Forces Base in central Ontario. http://home.interhop.net/bordenlibrary/

Borden Public and Military Library Bibliothèque Publique et Militaire de Borden Borden Public and Military Library Bibliothèque Publique et Militaire de Borden

139. AB4OJ/VA7OJ's Home Page Adam Farson with links to the canadian Amateur Radio League, South African Amateur Radio League, early stations using surplus military gear (1945) up to current station. http://www.qsl.net/ab4oj/index.html

Welcome! UTC Site maintained with: While you are here, visit: My Links Page QRZ Callsign Database UALR Callsign Database Last updated 's Home Page Access my website on shaw.ca Visit the new QSL.net Icom site E-mail me Alternate E-mail Adam Farson Retired Telecom Engineer North Vancouver, British Columbia Canada In Memoriam: George T. Baker, W5YR Hobbies and activities Amateur Radio - callsigns AB4OJ, First licensed as ZS1ZG in 1962 HF: 80 through 10 metres SSB/CW SSB/FM 2m/70cm: FM View my current shack Feature links First steps in Ham Radio with military surplus and homebrew Visit the Icom Page Check out the Yaesu Quadra page Quadra specifications reviews and transceiver interfaces Solid-state tube amplifier design considerations Why I favour solid-state amplifiers The page FUNKAMATEUR - das Magazin für Funk - Elektronik - Computer Der optimale Transceiver - Qual der Wahl (transceiver comparison) Other activities Music - anything from the to the century Maintaining a home and garden (a full-time job!)

140. The Aurora Newspaper - 14 Wing Greenwood The weekly newspaper of 14 Wing (canadian Air Force) of Greenwood, Nova Scotia, presents articles of interest to the wing, community and those interested in Air Force matters. Lists issues and articles, advertising and military news links. http://www.auroranewspaper.com/

14 Wing Winter Carnival 2005 Wing Welcome 2004 ©2005 The Aurora Newspaper 14 Wing Greenwood, Nova Scotia, CANADA Stephen Boates Managing Editor The Aurora Newspaper

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