Thinking about it more, I'd be a little insulted if I went to the U of Vic. The whole purpose of higher learning institutions should be to expose students all choices and points of view. If Columbia University can be confident enough to have the president of Iran speak there without it corrupting students, then I'm sure the Canadian military at a Canadian university can't make students do anything that they wouldn't be inclined to do anyway.
It's an insult to their intelligence really. Few people join the military on whim.
If it were hard recruiting, then that would be annoying, but if it's just a career fair where interested students approach them, then I don't see the harm.
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