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2025-01-14 00:45:53 EST·What's newLeetCode practice squad
Anyone want to team up for LeetCode practice? We can keep each other accountable and help answer questions. CS, ECE, and career-switchers are all welcome to join and grow together.
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枪牌王教练2025-01-14 00:35:04 EST·What's newHello everyone, this is our FAQ for gun license training.
1. Language requirements for the exam? (Only English exams are provided) I can explain the official English materials in Chinese, but according to the law, the exam can only be conducted in one of Canada's official languages (English or French). The written test is multiple-choice, and the practical test requires answering questions in an official language. The exam is closed-book, and no translators or electronic devices are allowed, so you need solid English listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills (at least IELTS General 5.5 level). Those without any English foundation, please do not inquire. 2. Training time: - Long gun (non-restricted) training is from 9 AM to 6 PM, with the assessment immediately after training ends. - Short gun (restricted) training is from
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Fredr1ke2025-01-13 18:41:17 EST·What's newThunder Bay Canada First Aid Certificate Standard First Aid - CPR/AED Course
Certificate: Standard First Aid and CPR/AED (Level C), also known as the Canadian First Aid Certificate. These two certificates should cover the requirements of most employers. Currently, it has been found that one of the organizations that has been providing training in Thunder Bay for a long time is Heart 2 Heart. Heart 2 Heart First Aid/CPR Services Inc. is a training partner of the Canadian Red Cross, specializing in first aid and CPR/AED training for the general public and professional first responders.
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Chill guy2025-01-13 17:23:00 EST·What's newAnyone here taking the gun license test together this Friday and Saturday?
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YSSS2025-01-12 17:32:19 EST·What's newAnyone want to watch the game together?
Open post Chill guy2025-01-12 01:38:59 EST·What's newUbereat - McDonald's Big Mac (buy one get one free)
Open post Yukin2025-01-12 00:43:51 EST·What's newECE course selection review 2 [First week class experience, following up on previous post]
[ESOF-5014 Agile Development] The final group project is very heavy, so choosing teammates is important. You need front-end, back-end, and algorithm skills, plus one person to manage project progress. [ESOF-5333 Computer Networks] Requires C programming. The professor is said to grade strictly and it's a bit of a trap, so I dropped it. [EELE-5432 Semiconductor Equipment] Easy course, go for it, grades are good. But the lab spots are full, I didn't get in, sad.
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爱滑雪的喵2025-01-12 00:30:16 EST·What's newLoch Lomond shareholder here! Anyone want to team up for skiing~
Introverted Loch Lomond shareholder looking for a skiing buddy!! Skill: can provide free snowboard lessons~
Open post Chill guy2025-01-11 22:45:10 EST·What's newBMO account opening bonus $700
Promotion steps summary: Step 1: Chequing account offer. Open a new BMO Performance or Premium Plan chequing account and deposit any amount before March 3, 2025 to receive a $450 bonus. Additionally, complete any two of the following by April 30, 2025: 1. Set up recurring direct deposit 2. Complete two online bill payments of at least $50 each (rent/car insurance/credit card payments, etc.) 3. Set up two pre-authorized debits of at least $50 each (internet/phone bills, etc.) Step 2: Savings account offer. Open a Savings account before March 3, 2025
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我是一头2025-01-10 15:57:40 EST·What's newRBC account opening bonus
I went to RBC to open an account a couple of days ago and learned about the benefits for new account holders. Let me share them with you. 1. Student account: No monthly fee, and the benefit is $100. The requirement is simple: just make a few transactions with the card. 2. RBC Signature account: There is a monthly fee of $16.95, but if you also get a credit card and an investment account, you can reduce the monthly fee to around $10. You must hold it for at least one year, and after one year you can switch to a student account with no monthly fee. The opening benefit for this account is $450, and the requirement is to meet two of the following three conditions: a, Your payrol
Open post Chill guy2025-01-10 15:27:05 EST·What's newLakehead intramural soccer 7v7 recruiting female players
This intramural recreational league has a total of 10 teams, and the game requires that out of 7 players, there must be two females. We need more females to join our team. Games are held every Sunday at the school's hanger. Interested females can join us to play soccer!
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Corvo2025-01-09 11:24:29 EST·What's newCustom birthday cakes
If you need a custom birthday cake, you can contact me. You can also bring a picture for customization.
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校园小助手2025-01-08 22:11:14 EST·What's newFort Frances G route map
Check blind spots more, check blind spots more, check blind spots more. Important things are said three times. The whole route is very simple. Pay attention to road signs and keep to the speed limit. Route explanation: 1. Park your vehicle on the street in front of the drive test entrance, go inside to the front desk and enter your personal and vehicle information, get the slip, return to your car and wait for the examiner. They are usually not on time, so be patient. 2. Red zone: The examiner will take you around this city area in circles, mainly testing your driving habits and blind spot checks at turns. 3. Green zone: Driving on city roads, just one main avenue. Pay attention to traffic lights, signs, and your own speed, and check your three mirrors often. 4. Blue zone
Open post GT2025-01-08 20:40:39 EST·What's newThunder Bay Chinese taxi service
Not gonna lie, some drivers I feel like don't even have a local license. They don't stop at stop signs and drive like maniacs. I feel like we almost got killed. I suggest everyone ask the driver if they have a G license before getting in.
Open post Fredr1ke2025-01-07 22:14:51 EST·What's newLakehead Engineering Course Review: EVIC5013
Subject: Communication and Research Methods. Required for Engineering majors. The professor is a stubborn old man. The course content is mainly about academic writing. Students who haven't done research before should still listen carefully, because basically every Engineering course has a requirement to write short papers. Classroom: There are many rules in class. All electronic devices are banned (you'll be asked to leave the classroom, don't ask me how I know...). Attendance is taken every class and counts for a large 30%. Assignments: He'll have you watch YouTube videos he uploads and hand-copy notes.
Open post Yukin2025-01-07 09:11:32 EST·What's newECE course selection review
[EELE-5332 Parallel Computing] I've attended one class so far, and it's basically this professor's usual style: 2 midterms (12.5% each), 1 final exam (35%), 1 big project (30%) that can be done in a group, and several course assignments (10%). Compared to Computer Architecture, there's no lab component or lab assignments. The professor's spoken English is a bit hard to understand, so self-study is necessary. Personal review: the course content is worth taking, but it's not an easy course; it requires a significant time commitment.
Open post Yukin2025-01-06 23:25:15 EST·What's newLU ECE first week news
1, No need to attend ECE lab classes in the first week. 2, Students who couldn't enroll in major courses because lab spots are full can attend classes normally first; the coordinator is working on it, wait for updates. 3, For 8 a.m. classes in winter, set your alarm; in Thunder Bay, it's still dark at 8 a.m. in winter.
Open post 校园小助手2025-01-06 16:49:55 EST·What's newvery very very important dates
Final Date to Register (Add) January 17, 2025 Final Date to Withdraw (Drop) March 7, 2025
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LLLLY2025-01-05 00:26:13 EST·What's newLooking for a ride from school to Walmart tomorrow at 4 PM.
Open post 校园小助手2025-01-05 00:20:00 EST·What's newCanada driver's license process G1, G2, G
First, a Canadian driver's license is issued by the provincial government (not the Canadian government), so each province is slightly different, and the driving test will also be different. But if you get a legal license in any province, you can drive anywhere in Canada. Moreover, because Canadian driver's licenses are highly recognized, they can be used directly throughout North America and even Europe. According to Canadian law, you must be at least 16 years old to apply for a driver's license. If you are not taking a test for a professional driver's license (such as driving large buses, trucks, or motorcycles), you generally only need to obtain a Class G license, which allows you to drive cars, small passenger vehicles, and small trucks. This is slightly different from China's Class C license, but overall
Open post 校园小助手2025-01-03 01:35:53 EST·What's newLakehead University Canadian local bank tuition payment tutorial (nanny version)
1. Open the PayMyTuition link, click Please select if paying through a Canadian financial institution 2. In Make a payment, enter the amount. You can see it in the last line of My Fees & Funding (OSAP, Awards, Instalment Amounts). Just fill in the exact amount. 3. In Payment options, select Online B
Open post 校园小助手2025-01-01 00:14:29 EST·What's newLakehead University 2025 Winter important dates
Course start date: January 6, 2025 Reading Week: February 17 to 21, 2025 Final exam period: April 7, 2025 to April 17, 2025
Open post Chill guy2024-12-31 17:23:45 EST·What's newWhat is everyone doing for New Year's Eve tonight?
Open post Chill guy2024-12-30 18:29:38 EST·What's newCentex Today's Gas Price
