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1 month ago | 
canadiandefencereview.com | Marc Montgomery
Base Camp Connect (BCC) benefits from having CAF Reservists on staff, bringing real-world military experience to the design of their communication systems. Staying Connected When it Matters MostBY MARC MONTGOMERYIn order to design the best possible product, you need to know how the product will be used. So, when you’re designing tactical communications equipment, having active Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Reservists on staff, provides you with a huge advantage in refining your products.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
canadiandefencereview.com | Marc Montgomery
ADGA Group is known for helping the Canadian Armed Forces train its members by delivering simulation, virtual reality and command and control systems. However, the company is challenging the government on newly introduced defence procurement requirements that exclude some of Canada’s most hardworking individuals – veterans.
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Oct 10, 2024 | 
canadiandefencereview.com | Marc Montgomery
BY MARC MONTGOMERYMany similarities can be drawn between national security and the security of one’s home – for nations with coastlines, the extended economic exclusion zone (EEZ) and littoral region might be considered as its yard and front steps. Many of us have taken advantage of technological advancements and have installed doorbell cameras to keep an eye on who comes on to our property. Well, countries want to do the same.
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Jul 16, 2024 | 
canadiandefencereview.com | Marc Montgomery
BY MARC MONTGOMERYRecruitment in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) is down. This is a well-known fact. Another well known fact is that the younger generation of recruits have grown up in the digital world with cellphones in their hands. To be frank, they are not well-suited to – nor are they interested in – legacy training methods. Instead, they are drawn to newer technologies such as situational gaming scenarios, Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR).
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Apr 2, 2024 | 
rcinet.ca | Marc Lanteigne |Mia Bennett |Levon Sevunts |Marc Montgomery
For the first time in over two decades, the Danish government is looking to renew its military’s focus on the
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
rcinet.ca | Marc Montgomery
Your hosts, Terry, Levon, and Marc (video of show at bottom)
EN_The_Link-20191206-WEE15GTA immigrants have trouble climbing corporate ladder: reportAn examination of statistics from major corporations and businesses located in the Greater Toronto Area showed a very low percentage of immigrants rising to upper management levels. The study was done by the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council. Levon spoke with Yimaz Ergun Dinc, policy analyst with the TRIEC.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
rcinet.ca | Marc Montgomery
Your hosts today: Lynn, Levon, Leo, and MarcEN_Interview_2-20180706-WIE20Remembering the first and almost forgotten WWII invasion of EuropeIt was the first mass invasion of Europe in the Second World War and helped in the planning for the later D-Day. It was a massive, highly coordinated invasion with fleets sailing from the U.S, Africa, and England all closely timed to arrive off the shores of Sicily on July 10, 1943.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
rcinet.ca | Marc Montgomery
Your hosts this week, Lynn, Terry, Leo, Marc
EN_Interview_2-20180824-WIE20Skilled professionals facing uncertain job futureWe usually think of “precarious” work as being low-skilled, low-pay jobs. Precarious means there’s no real job security, no pension, no benefits, and in a job that could easily be terminated. Increasingly it seems, precarious work includes skilled and professional positions.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
rcinet.ca | Marc Montgomery
Your hosts on this show: Levon, Terry, Marie-Claude, Marc (video of show at bottom)
EN_Interview_2-20180209-WIE20We start with a word of a renewed commitment by Canada’s public broadcaster CBC/Radio-Canada to reflect the diversity of the country in its on-air and other staff. Luc Simard, director of Diversity and Community Relations at Radio-Canada, joins us to briefly update on efforts by the public broadcaster to increase its diversity and better reflect the wider Canadian society.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
rcinet.ca | Marc Montgomery
Your hosts, Lynn, Levon, Marie-Claude, Marc (Video of show at bottom)
EN_Interview_2-20180608-WIE20Ontario provincial election:Canada’s most populous province has a new government and a new leader. After 15 years governing Ontario, Kathleen Wynne’s Liberal party was soundly defeated, so much so that with only seven seats it no longer even rates official party status. In it’s stead comes the provincial Progressive Conservative party under populist Doug Ford.
