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I thought their only job was to screen the BBs for planes and DDs?  ;D

Really?  I'm pretty sure people have been using various forms of keyloggers without individuals noticing for years.

They may not have even passed through IS controlled territory, and arrived in Turkey via other legitimate means.  There is also a huge market right now for forged Syrian ID documents for evidence to support a ref claim.  In addition there are individuals who are now arriving in Europe and...

It's hard to dig through bed rock.

If there's an icebreaker in there it may be going for the NW passage.

That's rough, hopefully insurance covers most of it, and some of the priceless stuff gets found in the local pawn shops.  Unfortunately talking to a lot of people coming up en route to AK, the local gangs seem to target foreigners.  While not common, I have seen it happen more than once now.

You forgot the gloves on and gloves off part as well.  Doesn't matter if it's +40 or not.

The sup took the call, authorized them to go, and then went with them to the scene.  There doesn't seem to be any issue at the local level.  Here's another article that has a little more information...

I would say the basis of the argument in the memo is the gaps in authorities and protections.  However 25(4) of the Criminal Code should more than cover any gaps in legislation.

I'd like to think that the individual was terrible at karaoke.  Someone said the words along the line of "... you can shove it up your ass" and fisticuffs ensued.

Which brings us back to existing legislation.  In my opinion, the reason why this was even thought of is that somewhere along the line the decision was made that trying to prove all the elements of anything between 83.18 to 83.22 of the Criminal code may be too difficult without potentially...

Legally, you could probably argue on what side of the FEBA you're on and which direction your pointing your rifle.

should be like birds to a power line.  Then again we might get a really cool lighting effect with electricity arcing off

When I saw the second one in a parking lot, I almost put my palm through my nose.

I've seen 'END EX' in Ottawa before.  It caught me off guard and I giggled.

Residential ties are different than residential status.  And as I said tax purposes for CRA are different than residency for CIC or Elections Canada or other departments.  And in this case we are looking at the residency requirements of Elections Canada, which is the following as per Elections...

If he has not resided in Canada in 5 years he is not considered a Canadian Resident.  You need to spend at least 6 months + 1 day a year in Canada to be considered a Canadian Resident* for CRA and CBSA. (http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/nnrsdnts/cmmn/rsdncy-eng.html) For CIC and Elections Canada I'd...

Until they realize how many Time Hortin's or McDonalds they can pass just going from one building to another.

I seem to remember the following conundrum at one point. The road is too icy, and the vehicles need chains.  However if you have chains on the vehicle it is too dangerous for troop transport.  Solution: Don't put chains on and do troop transport anyways. :facepalm:

Or reduce all traffic in and out of the NCR to 56.6k modem and/or Morse.  Think of how much things would improve.