enrols in the faculty of arts at Royal Military College in Kingston, majoring in politics. This is part of a university training plan for non-commissioned members of the Canadian Forces.

June 2008

Delisle and his wife sign a separation agreement, which stipulates that Delisle assumes the couple’s debts on three credit cards and a consolidated loan. The Delisles' eldest daughter, Angelica, stays in Gloucester, Ont. with her mother, while Delisle takes custody of the remaining children – daughter Victoria and sons Noah and Jonah – and moves with them to Kingston, Ont.

July 2008

Delisle receives a commission, becomes a naval officer.

2009

Delisle tells the Russians he wants to stop dealing with them. In response, they send him a photo of his daughter walking to school in Halifax.

According to court documents, Delisle isinstructed to meet his GRU handler in Brazil, where he is asked to become a Canadian pigeon, an espionage term for a person who deals with all the secret operatives in an area. Delisle agrees and is handed $50,000. When he lands at the Halifax airport, customs agents want to know why he only spent a few days in Brazil and why he had thousands of dollars in cash. They notify the military, which begins an investigation with the RCMP.

May 3, 2010

The Delisles file for divorce. According to the National Post, a number of residents in the Delisles' condo complex said it was an affair that brought their marriage to an end.

September 2010

After graduating with a BA from RMC, Delisle joins the Land Forces Atlantic Area Headquarters in