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That's what I thought, as I can find nothing in legislation saying you must be a member somewhere. Now for part two of my question.... Where in law does it stipulate that you may only discharge a restricted firearm at a range? I contacted both the CFO and RCMP, and the laws they directed me to addr...

The RCMP in Alberta had already been migrating to SUVs even prior to Ford's discontinuing of the Taurus. Most members hate them anyways due to them being so cramped. They have been mostly replaced with Explorers, but recently there has been more of a migration toward the 4WD Tahoe PPV. Did Chevy fi...

What I could see is the impact on the voir-dire. In my opinion, if it takes 15 more seconds of my day i don’t really care. I strongly believe that it’s not because you can that you should always do it. It makes things a lot more complicated sometimes. About the security at the gates, I think that t...

I'm awfully 'fond' of receipt checkers the same as I am of automated enforcement: I get it, it's your job, but you chose a very unpopular position. I love when they ask to see my receipt after I have watched them watch me pay and put it in my bag. "No thanks." And off I go... unless the wife and kid...

For those going through the process, set aside all the things you see on this site and other social media. Lots of people who don't work for CVE are making all kinds of claims about our future. No matter what happens with a possible reorganization of departments and additions to authorities , we ar...

BST wrote:FYI regarding the Alberta CVE.

I am curious as to the source of this.

Edit: Edited to remove inaccurate content from quote and to advise the contents were not set in stone and subject to change.

Beingagoodperson wrote:Hope fully they do soon, this company is ridiculous.

Oddly I will miss them when it happens. I'm sure they will just pop up under a new name and get right back to it.

Once all applications are reviewed for qualifications, recruiting officers across the province will be given a list of applicants to contact. They will provide details of the upcoming information sessions (at Airdrie & Leduc) and answer questions for those that can't attend a session. The written e...

Side note, the Union representing Alberta Commercial Vehicle Enforcement made an announcement on social media yesterday that the agency is getting armed. This paves the way for so many agencies. https://www.facebook.com/local003aupe Yes, and no. CVEB officers are getting armed, but they are also be...

AHP309 wrote:Transport Officer Competition 1051677 posted. Closing date Nov 4, 2018.

https://www.hrextcg.alberta.ca/psc/HREX ... A&siteId=1

More information at:
https://www.solgps.alberta.ca/programs_ ... ement.aspx

or PM me

Edit: Never mind.

Awe, they have a store "Spec Ops Merchandise" but it wont let me click on it LOL Been seeing job postings for this other outfit lately: Other than the name, hard to even compare to the eliteness of ETFSEC!: https://www.specopssecuritygroup.com/ I think I have seen a lifted ram 3500 with t...

True to that. However, lately I see a lot of erected stop signs (or painted on the pavement) plus designated crosswalks. Step forward. As long as the accused doesn't question the origin of the stop sign or measure out the dimensions of the painted lines to ensure they are actually compliant, sure l...

Tango5 wrote:

ShadowBrooks wrote:Not Ontario - In BC parking lots are enforceable under the Motor Vehicle Act. Stop signs, distracted driving etc.

Publicly accessible parking lots are considered highways under BC MVA.

Same with AB but effective traffic control devices are usually missing...

I figured one of the largest companies in the world contracted by another multinational company would have their shit in order. Besides they are the last people you could say they’re impersonating LE...or English speakers You would think, especially on something that obvious (red/blue lights). I ha...

I see Garda with red light bars (I know they’re red because I saw them lit up once on a 71) travelling between sites all the time. Never used on public roads of course, but still never gave it a second thought Interesting. Shouldn't have them in Alberta but sometimes exemptions exist; such as my ow...