What is the cost of the Military exercise currently off Vancouver, B.C.?
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Exercise Trident Fury 2006 to Run 8-19 May - The sea, land and sky of British Columbia will be filled with ships, troops and aircraft for Exercise Trident Fury May 8 to19. Over 2,000 personnel will be involved in the exercise, including a thousand visitors, which is anticipated to generate over $2 million in economic spin-offs for the community. Cost who?
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I currently work in the film business-in vancouver and I've been out of college for less than 6 months. I took the TV broadcasting course at BCIT. You do learn alot about tv, but movies as well. There is no film involved(which saves you alot of money), but it is still easy to get into the film business from there because TV broadcast students from BCIT have a very good reputation. It is kind of hard to get in so it would be a really good idea if you can find some places to volunteer, such as on movie sets, or post production companies. I've also heard good things about the film program at SFU. Don't even think about vancouver film school. It's about $28000 for 1 year and It is extremely hard for people from there to get work because they arent trained very well. I've heard from many employers that they will not hire anyone from VFS. I havent heard much about the film program at UBC or Capilano College, but those might be some options to research. As far as the theatre program at U-Vic, that is probably different than film. That would probably be like stage stuff. Hope that was some help.
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DON'T CHOOSE ONE THAT YOU HAVE NOT SEEN IN PERSON!   There are several apartments around CP's back gate that do military discounts and are close to base but are in bad neighborhoods.  The apartments are pretty expensive for what BAH is.  Up to an e-5 get $1275 per month for BAH.  The apartments in the bad neighborhoods run about $800-$900 per month but for a decent apartment you will be paying at least $1200 per month.  Vista, San Marcos, Carlsbad, and Encinitas are other towns close but you really should see the place before you sign a lease.  I don't know if you against living on base but they have recently remodeled nearly all the housing on base from Jr. enlisted to officers.  They are under private management now and are sooo much nicer!  I think all the housing areas have a club house and swimming pool.  The waiting lists are usually quoted much longer than it actually takes.  Oh, and it kinda depends where on base you work.  If you happened to be at SOI it is better to live near San Clemente.  Cost of living is a bit higher there though.  Hope this helps!
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Canada has a military, and you cal learn more about it on their website\nhttp://www.army.forces.gc.ca/lf/English/6_1.asp?FlashEnabled=-1&\nalso check out wikipedia for some interesting tidbits\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Forces
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Not that I ever heard.  Usually, they recruit you to play.  The $1G is probably for traveling expenses.  Go Bayside Blues!
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Here's your answer:\nhttp://canadaonline.about.com/cs/provinces/g/bc.htm
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a former army barracks (at Fort Dorset) in the Wellington suburb of Seatoun.\n\nHow's that for a quick answer? :)\nNeed the source?
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You just cross over the boarder into British Columbia, going thru Canadian Customs. Just make sure you have some photo ID on you. Have fun!
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This is the closest I could find to what you are looking for:\nboyrt_aquiatan@yahoo.ca
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Oh summer in Vancouver.Catch some for me!!!!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparwood%2C_British_Columbia
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at our last DoD meeting, we've actually put in place a plan. Starting next week we will be sending AF security teams to Cold Lake Canada, to survey their defenseive abilities. Of course we will only have our assumptions met, they are weak and feeble. The entire take over is planned for 5 days, trying to beat the current Isreal 6 day war record. Heck I've already picked out a town to name after my self. Also when we do this and tighten boarder security, it'll make them citizens, we'll have less boarder to protect and we'll secretly use hte pipeline for oil w/ a lot less political mess. \nIt all makes sense now...doesn't it? We should've done it a long time ago.
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hmmm....  I would say about $60 - $70 for a full day adult ticket and about $50 for the board and boot rental.  so i would expect you to pay about $120 for the day if you don't own your own gear.
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Check out university of BC aka UBC. Vancouver
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Whistler is amazing for boading. THe courses are A LOT longer so less time is spent waiting in line. I would try looking under expedia.com or priceline.com to see if there are any packages.
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They're called Surreys. I have rented them on the Washington and Oregon coast. Sorry I can't help with where you're going.
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http://www.myhamilton.ca/myhamilton/TourismAndVistorInfo/\nThis is a link to their tourism site.