14 Single Living Accommodation (SLA)
All single and unaccompanied permanent and temporary staff at BATUS are housed at the camp at CFB Suffield.
Junior Ranks Accommodation This accommodation is in modern blocks with 2 person rooms with a shared common area.
Commissioned and Non-Commissioned Officers
There is Mess accommodation provided for all single and unaccompanied officers, warrant officers and sergeants. The accommodation is in a modern block separate from the Mess buildings and is a shared block with Officers on one floor and Warrant Officers and Sergeants on another floor.
To book your accommodation, use the following contact details: Accommodation Supervisor 1 403 544 4028
In SLA, each room is equipped with a clock radio, kettle, coffee filter, iron and hairdryer(on request). Additionally, communal areas are also equipped with a fridge/ freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, toaster and vacuum cleaner.
Living Out All BATUS single personnel, who wish to live out of barracks, are to ensure that they have permission from the SO1 G1/G4 first, prior to residing out of barracks. All applications are to be passed through the correct Chain of Command.
Buying and Renting Property Buying a house in Canada is quite different from the process in the UK and it is important to get advice on the differences that apply. The whole process of buying a house is much quicker in Canada, with completion of a sale achievable within 4-8 weeks of an offer being accepted. It is important to note that the way real estate agents work in Canada is also different to the UK and it more likely that you will find a specific person working for a real estate agency, who you will work with to find the house you are looking for.
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