We’re modernizing military recruitment to meet future security needs at home and abroad. By streamlining processes and reducing delays, we’re making enrolling more accessible to all Canadians and permanent residents. People who want to serve their country won’t have to wait as long to get a call back to serve. Throughout this week, we’ll post more information about our plan, specifically these four topics: - Probationary period - Security clearance - Scored Employment Application Form (SEAF) - M

The new abnormal: Lieutenant-General Wayne Eyre, Commander Canadian Army, talks about the Canadian Army's posture during the COVID-19 emergency and the launch of the Canadian Army Podcast. http://army-armee.forces.gc.ca/en/news-publications/army-podcast.page?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fbcaen002a | Canadian Army

Sergeant Brigitte O’Driscoll is a reservist with The Royal Montreal Regiment. For the past three weeks, she hasn't been at her civilian job with the Hudson, Quebec Fire Department. Instead, she's been working in one of Montreal's long-term care facilities. In this episode, she talks with host Lt Adam Orton about her role as 2IC of a team working in a long-term care facility. Click here to download the full episode of the Canadian Army Podcast – On the COVID-19 Frontlines on your preferred stream

Have you listened to the latest episode of the Canadian Army Podcast? Check the important role that logistics plays in the Army, and how they are contributing to the Multinational Brigade in Latvia. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7GOuPntNFvyCB8NnVHTJZC | Canadian Army

Basic training, also known as Basic Military Qualification (BMQ), will teach you the core skills and knowledge to succeed in a military environment. By building inclusive teams and working together to overcome obstacles, you will build resilience and be provided with every opportunity to learn the skills necessary to be successful as you transition from a civilian to a military team member. Most importantly, you will live and work with other candidates of your platoon for nine weeks, working col

During 4th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group's Basic Wilderness Survival Training Session (BWST) 2020, held January 27 to February 2, 2020 in Dease Lake, British Columbia Canadian Rangers taught soldiers from across 3rd Canadian Division / 3e Division du Canada the skills and knowledge needed to survive in the wilderness with limited resources. | Canadian Army