[ad_1] VANCOUVER—Just two days after resigning as Minister of Veterans Affairs, Jody Wilson-Raybould was still keeping up with plans to visit with veterans. On Thursday, Wilson-Raybould...
[ad_1] OTTAWA—In the political controversy engulfing Justin Trudeau’s government, advocates fear that the revolving door atop the veterans affairs department means that veterans and their priorities...
[ad_1] For many of Canada’s veterans, the transition into civilian life can be difficult. Edmonton’s veterans are getting help connecting to mental and physical health supports...
[ad_1] A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed against the federal government over the $165-million accounting blunder by Veterans Affairs Canada, CBC News has learned. The...
[ad_1] Jane Philpott is the new President of the Treasury Board, replacing Scott Brison after his surprise resignation last week. Long-time Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould is...
[ad_1] After decades of helping veterans receive proper care, Gordon Smith has finally won his own battle. Smith was told Monday there’s a bed for him...
[ad_1] Well over 3,000 veterans waited over a year for their disability claims to be processed, reassessed or reviewed by Veterans Affairs Canada during the last...
[ad_1] As customers enter the Home Depot on Lacewood Drive in Halifax they’re greeted by the smiling face of John Kilbride, a former Air Force Firefighter...
[ad_1] OTTAWA – When the armistice that ended the First World War was signed and the guns fell silent on Nov. 11, 1918, Canadians wearily celebrated...
[ad_1] It was a special Remembrance Day weekend for three veterans in Vancouver on Friday. Geraldine Grimway, 97, Colleen DeSerres, 86 and Penny Stirling, 94, all...