WolfmanHarris

One of the biggest plusses of detailed Ministry regulations has got to be that by not keeping up with technology, the old standby's never disappear. Even with all the mapping software, computers and eACR's on the rigs, the big book o' government rules still says they need a mapbook. So the mapbook sits there same as always with the old paper ACR's. Same goes for the number nine stretcher, canvas pole stretcher and a few others. You never know why you need it, until you need it.

Wow! That is a massive ambulance! I bet I could stand up straight in it. Got any pictures of the interior?

My friend at Travois in Ptbo told me they're in a hiring freeze at the moment as they're currently unionizing. I don't know if this affects Ottawa at all, but that might explain a bit. I applied to work with them at one point (prior to having my "F" as I was told they were looking for anyone at that point) had a great interview and wasn't hired because of not having the right liscense. No big deal. But then my friend who worked there told me my name was on the call-in lists. No one ever contacted me but I was confused as heck for a bit there. Anyways, e-mail seems to be the only way to apply and from what I've seen there's a certain level of disorganization there. Perseverance is the name of the game. It'll hopefully impress the person hiring you that you're driving that hard for it at the very least. - Matt