Maybe it's all just normal training. The CDN military also has a mandate to assist during disasters, and has a long record of doing decent work to protect the people.
Yes, I agree, “normal training” goes on in emergency response organizations all the time.
I also understand, first hand, the “long record of decent work”, our CDN military, police, and emergency responders have done, and DO, in times of disasters.
I have participated in many such training operations in the past.
For the greater part of my working career, I was a fully certified Emergency Medical Response/Emergency Medical Dispatcher in a large city, in Northern Alberta.
I have coordinated and worked many such “training events”, with the above mentioned organizations.
So, thanks for the explanation, but I’m good.
That wasn’t my point for posting the article.
I asked if anyone “from that area” in the Eastern Provinces, could maybe comment, because, as you may well have noticed, Canadians differ politically and socially from province to province.
What is the general public’s mood, the attitudes, in those small communities where these training events are being held?
For example, there is a rather large settlement of mennonites living in that area, what are their sentiments, have they become more isolated in these post covidiot “strange days”?
It’s the heightened suspicious, paranoid, polarization of the public, that I was inquiring about.
Did you read the comment I mentioned, from the Facebook post of “long barrel in the face”?
So, with that clarification, is there a forum member in Ontario who might hazard a guess at how the local population in the “Huron and Bruce Counties” or “Goderich” areas, may respond to these training events?
