The Canadian Army is cancelling training and cutting reserve jobs on the eve of Remembrance Day and at a time of unprecedented military spending.
In an effort to grow the regular army, the military is targeting the reserves “because it’s easier to cut,” said Bryan Brulotte, a retired infantry captain who spent a combined 30 years in the regular force and army reserves.
“The regular army’s budget for personnel is very difficult to manipulate and to cut,” said Brulotte.
