Homeless veterans project takes shape
If all goes as planned, sometime in August, ground will be broken for a project that will not only provide stable, supportive housing for homeless
Sharon Adams
July 8, 2019
If all goes as planned, sometime in August, ground will be broken for a project that will not only provide stable, supportive housing for homeless
The Canadian Armed Forces takes broken bones very seriously indeed. Personnel suffered more than 4,200 fractures in 2014-16, an examination of military and civilian medical
Artificial limbs that perform like the real thing are moving from the realm of science fiction into real life, thanks to pioneering scientists and amputees—and
The headaches, sleep problems, visual disturbances, balance problems, dizziness, ringing in the ears and memory lapses are symptoms familiar to troops who use explosives to gain
Veterans Affairs Canada has widened eligibility for long-term care beds. Where once there were long wait lists for VAC contract beds, there are now vacancies
If a soldier’s moral conscience is damaged, the problem and the solution can both be hard to find For almost a decade, Canadian Armed
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