A class action law suit is being prepared against the federal government challenging the fairness of some benefits paid to injured and disabled veterans under
In commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812, a score of Wilfrid Laurier University students will be digging into history at Fort
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission expects that gravestones damaged recently by a mob in Libya will be replaced within the next few months. The gravestone
Veterans Affairs Canada has a new Scientific Advisory Committee on Veterans’ Health. Veterans Affairs Minister Steven Blaney says the independent, multi-disciplinary committee will provide him
The Douglas family has succeeded in buying back the medals of Tommy Douglas, the Saskatchewan premier known as the Father of Medicare, and his father,
The War Memorial of Korea is seeking artifacts for an expansion of the United Nations Allies exhibit. The museum is expanding the space devoted to
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