The Royal Canadian Navy returned to Arctic waters for the first time in decades in 2021, and the voyage by the newly commissioned icebreaker HMCS
Up to two years of mental health services are now available for veterans who apply, or have applied, to Veterans Affairs Canada seeking benefits. “Early
While many members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and their families appreciate the work being done by The Royal Canadian Legion on behalf of
Formal apologies were proffered in December to generations of military members, veterans and civilian employees who suffered military sexual trauma, gender discrimination and lack of
The federal government plans to apologize in July for the mistreatment of Black volunteers more than a century after they were relegated to serve with
The government is struggling with the implementation of recommendations to address inequities and unfair treatment of veterans and their families, says Veterans Ombudsperson Nishika Jardine.
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