or ee PI’s). The OA year old PL, who wished to remain anonymous
because of the nature of his job, plans on being in ‘the business for a long time. There
are, however, a few requirements that not everyone can meet.
Investigating is done ona 24-hour basis,” he said. “If you’re following a guy that
ogging at 5 am, you’ve gotta be there at 4 am. You don’t want to get burned.”
y has a regular. clean-cut look that lets him fit in with almost any crowd, and
ecause most of the time, people don’t sisi they’ re

ebbie Knoedler, career counsellor for the CIA, says most students find jobs after
h course because there is a high demand for PI work.
een booming for quite some time,” Knoedler said. “But lately, it’s

in 1986, and it’s the only academy in BC that offers a three-
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