161. University Of Manitoba Canadian Forces University Program A University of Manitoba program to assist canadian Forces personnel and dependants, in pursuing a university education on a parttime basis. http://umanitoba.ca/coned/cfup/

@import url(../css/nav.css); You are able to view this page on your browser, but it may not look right because your browser does not fully support Cascading Style Sheets. You can find more recent browser versions on Software Express Admission and Registration Find Course Offerings Credits for Military Training and Service ... Other Continuing Education Program Areas The aim of the Canadian Forces University Program (CFUP) is to assist Canadian Forces personnel (Regular and Reserve) retired members, civilian employees of the Department of National Defence, as well as their dependants, in pursuing a university education on a part-time basis. The extensive mobility of CF personnel, which often interrupts studies and increases the difficulty of satisfying the 'residency' requirement for graduation, is taken into account by this program. Degree credit is given for a wide range of military training and service, and academic counselling services are provided by program Student Advisors.

162. CBC News Indepth: Canada's Military News archive and information about Canada s Forces overseas, NORAD, Peacekeeping, and links to information about Canada s involvement in various military http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/cdnmilitary/

CBCCat = "Sports,News,Arts,Kids,Interactive"; Sports = "Hockey,Baseball,Football"; News = "Canada,World,SciTech,Local,Consumers,SpecialReports,Business"; Arts = "ArtsNews,Infoculture,Music,Books,ArtsFeatures"; Kids = "CBC4Kids,PreSchool,Teachers"; Interactive = "MessageBoards,Forums,Games,Media"; 05:07 PM EDT Sep 19 CBC is currently experiencing a labour disruption. Go to the official CBC negotiations site. View CBC's updated programming schedules. INDEPTH: CANADA'S MILITARY Canadian Forces in the 21st century Defence Minister Bill Graham said the new command will also improve co-ordination between the military and Canada's security and border control agencies, while reinforcing the country's commitments under the North American Aerospace Defence Command. He said the announcement was the first step in a larger plan to revamp Canada's military, a force that has been criticized by the U.S. and other NATO allies as underfunded. In the 2005 budget, the Liberal government promised a nearly $13-billion boost in military spending for the next five years. The Conservatives have promised even greater military spending if they should form a government, and even the dovish NDP has backed increased spending on the Forces. By most accounts, Canada's military is stretched too thin. A Senate committee recommended on Nov. 12, 2002 that Canada should call all its soldiers home for two years and immediately give $4 billion to the military in order to start the process of bringing the military up to what is expected of a world leader.

163. Canadian Forces College This page contains information about the canadian Forces College. http://www.cfc.forces.gc.ca/home_e.html

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164. ANAVETS - The Army, Navy, & Air Force Veterans In Canada ANAF Veterans in Canada is a non profit organization whose purpose is to recognize and celebrate all those active or retired in every field of the military, http://www.anavets.ca/

Veteran's Licence Plates Available Click on appropriate site below.... BC Veteran Licence Plate Manitoba Veteran Licence Plate Ontario Veteran Licence Plate NS Veteran Licence Plate ... PEI Veteran Licence Plate WEDGE CAP DELIVERY SCHEDULE It has taken longer the expected to have the final product available from the supplier and ready to take orders. We hope to have final samples available by mid September. The Board of Directors are meeting later in September and we hope to present the samples of the various configurations to the board and seek direction. On return from the BOD meeting we will update this site regarding where we are going from here. Please have patience. If we don't ensure that this is done correctly now, we will have to live with the results for many years. It looks like the price for the new wedge cap, including the gold piping, the ANAVETS in gold, our crest in wire stitching, and a Canadian flag or red maple leaf, will be about $27 Canadian complete. NEW DEFENCE POLICY STATEMENT The Government of Canada has released a new International Policy Statement. The defence section of this policy statement documents the vision and changes for the Department of National Defence in Canada. The policy entitled

165. IMUC.ORG - Incorporated Militia Of Upper Canada - Military Re-Enactment Society A military reenactment society. Includes a history of the organization and the role it played in the War of 1812, as well as recruitment information. http://www.imuc.org/

Welcome to IMUC.ORG - Home of the Military Re-Enactment Society of Canada Home Special Fallen Comrades Unit History ... IMUC Members Only Pro Patria Welcome to the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada's Website Site Updated September 13th, 2005 - Click Here for Details Greetings and welcome to the official website of the Military Re-Enactment Society of Canada. Our members hail from the Greater Toronto Area (Ontario, Canada) and drill regularly at Moss Park Armoury, Queen Street and Jarvis Street in Toronto. We are proud to be living historians, representing the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada (IMUC), during the War of 1812 at various Canadian and US historical sites and events. We invite you, the gentle visitor, to look around the website. There are lots of photos and articles. Please check our calendar of events to see when and where we’ll be. IMUC is always keeping an eye out for new recruits! If you have a love of Canadian history and have ever considered getting involved in historical re-enactments please check out our recruiting page If you enjoy history... and especially living history... we hope you enjoy our site and our offering here at http://www.imuc.org/. Think about attending one or two re-enactments, joining the ranks and maybe getting a taste of powder!

166. Canadian Forces Recruiting - Careers In The Canadian Forces The canadian Forces are looking for thousands of recruits in nearly all careers. http://canadaonline.about.com/cs/careers/a/cfrecruiting.htm

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167. Canadians For Military Preparedness Discusses concerns about the government's treatment of our military. Outlines issues and links to related headlines and news. http://www.c4mp.org/

168. Marches Most of the marchpasts, in mp3 format, of the regiments of Infantry in Canada. http://www.ducimus.com/Marches.htm

L'ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DE L'INFANTERIE CANADIAN INFANTRY ASSOCIATION Member of Conference of Defence Associations/Membre de Conférence des Associations de la Défense Membres/Members (Registration is required. You must be or have been a Canadian Infantryman to register. L'enregistrement est exigé. Vous devez être ou avoir été un soldat d'infanterie canadien à enregistrer.) (How to register) Marches MARCHES REGIMENT(S) The Royal Canadian Regiment The Royal Canadian Regiment Has Anyone Seen the Colonel/Tipperary/Mademoiselle from Armentieres Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Vive la Canadienne Royal 22e Régiment Milanollo Governor General’s Foot Guards British Grenadiers The Canadian Grenadier Guards The Princess Louise Fusiliers The Buffs The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada (1) The Princess of Wales’ Own Regiment The Maple Leaf Forever The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada (2) The Royal Westminster Regiment The Highland Laddie The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada nd Battalion The Nova Scotia Highlanders The Essex and Kent Scottish (1) th Highlanders of Canada The Lake Superior Scottish Regiment The Calgary Highlanders (1) Les Voltigeurs de Québec Les Voltigeurs de Québec British Grenadiers/Here’s to the Maiden The Royal Regiment of Canada The Mountain Rose The Royal Hamilton Light Infantry I’m Ninety-Five The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment The Lincolnshire Poacher The Lincoln and Welland Regiment The Highland Laddie/Seann Triubhas The Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada

169. Afghan Elections - Pak-Afghan Border - Taleban Support - Defence Review - CF Tra Kandahar PRT canadian Forces - Afghan Taliban - Pakistan - Afghanistan - Pak-Afghan Border - Operation Enduring Freedom - Humanitarian Intervention http://www.sfu.ca/casr/

CASR Canadian American Strategic Review Canadian Defence Policy, Foreign Policy, Relations Browse Subjects Contact CASR About CASR Policy Pieces ~ Article Abstracts For the First Time Afghan Women Participate in Elections: Militants cannot overrule the Basic Rights of the Citizen Report by LH Fincher, Voice of America Pakistani Support for Afghan Taliban: The Role of Islamist Militants in the Pakistani Army and its Intelligence Agency Excerpts of report by Human Rights Watch, a non-governmental agency In April and May 2001, researchers at Human Rights Watch (HRW) reported that as many as thirty trucks a day were crossing the Pakistani- Afghan border. Sources inside Afghanistan reported that some of these convoys were carrying artillery and tank shells, as well as rocket - propelled grenades. Such deliveries were in direct violation of UN sanctions. Read article excerpted from the HRW Report Proposed Force Structure and Procurement Priorities The 'operational transformation' of the Canadian Forces [CF] will focus on the establishment of new 'joint organizations' and 'combat structures' that can meet the Government's expectations for 'effectiveness, relevance and responsiveness'.

170. Mises Economics Blog: Walter Block On Canada's Military The Ludwig von Mises Institute is the research and educational center of classical liberalism and the Austrian School of economics. http://blog.mises.org/blog/archives/003888.asp

About Us Mission Ludwig Who? Murray Who? ... Introducing Sofia » July 27, 2005 Walter Block on Canada's Military Laurence Vance I highly recommend that everyone watch or listen to the wonderful series of lectures being given right now at the Mises Institute by Walter Block. I had the pleasure of attending the lectures on Monday. Although Dr. Block was not talking about war, he made a joke about Canada's military that I thought was profound. He said something to the effect that Canada has three rowboats for a navy and a police car for an army. I think it is interesting that Canada is not threatened by "rogue states" and that Canadians are not hated the world over. Could it be because they don't send troops all over the world like the United States? Has anyone in Washington (besides Ron Paul) ever considered this? Posted by Laurence Vance at July 27, 2005 05:33 PM Trackback Pings TrackBack URL for this entry: http://blog.mises.org/mt/trackback/3723 Comments They may just be free riding off the US's military too. Uh oh, free riders! Posted by: scott at July 27, 2005 06:07 PM

171. Military-Canada BusyBodies Stick Figure T-shirts And Gifts Shop BusyBodies for unique stick figure apparel gifts for any age. Fun, custom cartoon stick figures in action for your favorite hobby, http://www.cafepress.com/busybodies/640372

172. Resist!ca We Re The Canadian Forces And Our Job Is To Be Able Resist Collective (resist.ca) communication services for activists and progressive organizations. Email, web hosting, mailing lists, events calendars, http://resist.ca/story/2005/7/26/14220/7821

173. Chinese Canadian Museum Society Chinese canadian Veterans Website. Chinese canadian Veterans Website http//saltwatercity.bc.ca/ccmuseum.htm. http://www.ccmuseum.bc.ca/

Chinese Canadian Veterans Website http://saltwatercity.bc.ca/ccmuseum.htm

174. Canadians In Maine Military - US Civil War Database of Atlantic Canadians who served in Maine's state military during the Civil War. http://www.isn.net/~dhunter/mainem.html#top

Atlantic Canadians In Maine State Military - U. S. Civil War Suggest This Page To A Friend! This database was compiled by Bruce Towers of Prospect, Connecticut from "The Maine Adjutant General's Report of December, 1863". It is comprised of all the Canadians he could find by manually sifting through its 1000 pages. Hopefully, this listing will help some Maritime researcher discover why their relative "dissappeared" in the years 1861 - 1865. We have converted the database to HTML as it is not long, and will present it here with Bruce's permission. Thank you Bruce! The page is wide, and you will have to scroll the page to see the right hand columns. Canadians in Maine State Military - Us Civil War Regiment Company Surname Given Name Initial Age Rank Origin Enrolled Remarks Maine Light/Mounted Artillery First Battery Anderson Orren H. Artificer St. Stephen, New Brunswick December 18, 1861 7TH Maine Infantry Company "I" Bailey John E. Sergeant Fredericton, New Brunswick August 21, 1861 26TH Maine Infantry Company "H" Barnard John Private Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

175. Canada And North America (British Empire & Commonwealth Land Forces) Comprehensive catalog of web resources pertaining to Land Forces of Canada and other North American colonies. http://www.regiments.org/nations/namerica/canada.htm

Authors and Contributors this page: T.F. Mills Page created 23 January 1996 Corrected and updated CANADA and all British North American colonies since 1783 Queen's Colour of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Major Government Sites Military News General Reference Military History ... Other Web Catalogues ... continuing British North America before 1783 Treaty of Paris: Britain recognised the independence of the United States of America ; remaining British possessions in North America were: Newfoundland Nova Scotia (1713), including Cape Breton Island, and mainland territories later called New Brunswick (1763), including territory later called Ontario Ile St. Jean but the United States failed to keep its promises to Loyalists, most of whom settled in Canada, and Britain failed to surrender forts in the U.S. Northwest; Rupert's Land remained under the control and possession of the Hudson Bay Company Northwest Company was formed to compete with the Hudson's Bay Company New Brunswick and Cape Breton colonies separated from Nova Scotia after influx of Loyalists from the United States Captain John Meares established a

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