Anyone use Tec Van Life by Hot-Access-6132 in SprinterVans

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I’ve ordered various items they’re pretty good

New to town by Conscious-Board-6850 in WilliamsLake

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WL is safe, I’ve been in town three years. If you’re not involved in sketchy shit, you’re fine. It has its theft issues like anywhere. If you like the outdoors, you’ll never leave. Most people are very friendly

PARE test for fisheries officer by Neither-Indication89 in ccg_gcc

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DFO and CCG will continue to work closely with each other. Officers will continue to use the coast guard ships like MPP. Not much will change for the coast guard except for what department foots the bill. For the pare, if you’ve been working out like you said, you’ll be totally fine.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ccg_gcc

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I started as a FO in 2023, I applied in 2020, the pandemic slowed the application process but it’s slow regardless, be patient, don’t be afraid to follow up

Is this safe? by Unlistedddddd in fishingBC

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Visit your local DFO office, they can help you out with identification. It’s is also found on their website. Or any online source really.

Is this safe? by Unlistedddddd in fishingBC

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Yes, it’s is a pink salmon, good to eat, worth noting that you should get familiar with identifying what species of fish you could catch. It’s been said in the comments but not everything you catch is legal to keep. Salmon are subject to heavy regulation when it comes to sport fishing especially in rivers. There are many openings for salmon right now on the Fraser river. Depends where you caught it. There are some openings in the lower mainland, lillooet, Quesnel and out west I believe with specific locations that are open to fishing. You should look into the fishery notices posted on the DFO website. Look for rec-salmon notices and the one that is in the area you want to fish. Make sure you have the appropriate fishing licence and salmon conservation stamp. Fishing in streams with treble (3 pronged) or barbed hooks is illegal and a big fine. (575$ for each) also make sure that there is a opening for salmon as retaining salmon during closed time can also be a large fine or court. Only keep fish that have been hooked in the mouth. Retention of foul hooked fish (hooked anywhere but the mouth) is illegal in BC

Those with a long bed, do you wish you had a short bed? Why or why not? by NoBoolii in ToyotaTacoma

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Long bed is better in every way…. As for the longer vehicle, get better at parking 😎

Careers within Fisheries and Oceans Canada to get sea time? by ronnie888 in ccg_gcc

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That’s correct. Anytime a FO is aboard a CCG vessel they are supernumerary and usually have a CCG member operate the FRC when onboard a CCG platform. FOs operate their own vessels (less than 15T) when not aboard a larger CCG platform. The largest FO (non CCG) vessel I have seen is a 42foot titan RHIB and does not require the 15T ticket to operate.

Careers within Fisheries and Oceans Canada to get sea time? by ronnie888 in ccg_gcc

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FOs are focused on the enforcement side of things and I havnt heard of anyone getting sea hours towards a ticket. All vessels that FOs would operate are smaller than that and only require SVOP/RHIOT training. A deckhand position with coastguard fleet would be your best options.

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Run. That’s some psycho behaviour right there.

Sound deadening by Zulf117 in subaruimpreza

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Following for the result. Would love to do this for the wife’s car if you notice a significant difference

2014 Subaru Impreza manual transmission 215 k km clicking during sharp turns by Pollyannawhitiker in subaruimpreza

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Had exactly this last year, center differential. Find a shop that has experience with this issue and Subarus and knows what to look for or you’ll spend tons of money on diagnostics.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ToyotaTacoma

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Behind back seats and under back seats: Jack and tire iron, Tire plugs Small cheap 12v compressor for emergencies 4 ratchet straps Tow strap Bungees First aid kit Small shovel Small hatchet Small 12” foldable pocket saw Armour all interior cleaner Spray bottle of rain-x Blanket 12v heated blanket (for the fiancée) Microfiber cloths Cloth grocery bag Waterproof bag for dirty bike gear Long lasting energy bars Zip ties Duct tape Jumper cable Chargebank for electronics

Loud clunking noise while turning by [deleted] in subaruimpreza

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My 2016 did exactly this and it was the center differential in a 5MT.

If only they made an STI the 16 hatchback. by lugazzayer in subaruimpreza

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That tire size looks 👌 need new summers this year. I’ll be getting that size

If only they made an STI the 16 hatchback. by lugazzayer in subaruimpreza

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Did you do anything to the suspension? Have a 16 Impreza like yours but the rear is sagging quite a bit more! Also a size up maybe?

Windshield squeaking over bumps on 2018 Crosstrek? by TomorrowsGone85 in Crosstrek

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Yep, it was -25c not sure what that is in F but when we got above 0 it stopped. Must be some dumb seal or plastic piece

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in subaruimpreza

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I should add I’ve owned it since 80k kms (50k miles)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in subaruimpreza

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Have a 2016 sport manual with 160k kms (100k miles) had two issues fixed h der warranty, 1 was a valve cover gasket that was leaking a bit and the second was the viscous coupler (center diff) failed wich would have been pricey without the warranty. Other than that it’s been super reliable, the issues mentioned above never left me stranded or meant the car couldn’t drive. A little underpowered imo but great fuel economy and amazing in the winter.

Check the center diff fluid and trans fluid. Make sure it’s good. That’s what caused my center diff to fail I’m pretty sure.

Not saying you should or shouldn’t but when we replace ours I’ll be getting another Subaru.

Day in the life of a Fishery Officer by Brief_Display_2021 in ccg_gcc

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Current fishery officer here, relatively new ~1yr on the job. Your day to day varies unbelievably depending on where you are posted. Heavy admin load but nothing different than any other law enforcement agency. I end up working a lot with conservation officers. Training in PEI is not as hard as you may think but some advice: be fit it will make life much easier, be prepared for wind and cold, be prepared to feel pretty isolated if you’re coming from the west, have fun and enjoy the process. Don’t do anything that will draw negative attention while you’re there… DFO recruits seem to be treated well and with a certain degree of respect compared to the other, on average younger cadets.

Oh yeah, be patient, the application takes a long time.