Veterans Affairs Canada and The Royal Canadian Legion have once again teamed up to make sure veterans in long-term care facilities across the country are getting proper care and support.
The Royal Canadian Legion will be closely watching the fallout from Veterans Affairs Canada’s closure of nine district offices across the country.
What does the Canadian public think about the treatment of its war veterans? Do Canadians believe these men and women are getting the benefits and
Question: I am a Class A reservist and I sustained an injury on a training accident with the Canadian Armed Forces. I completed a CF 98 Report of Injury, Disease or Illness and am unable to work. Due to this injury, I could not complete military training nor could I return to my civilian employment. What type of compensation is available since I cannot return to my previous job? Can I submit a claim to Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) for my injury now or do I have to wait until my injury worsens?
Published in Legion Magazine, February 1964 By Joy Smith Exclusive Audio Version: Many young people today probably have never heard the word “rationing,” but
Published in Legion Magazine, November 1984 By Rosemary Hutchinson Exclusive Audio Version: The year of our war 1944 finds me and my friend Charlie
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
