Honour Ranch near Ashcroft set to offer equine therapy program to help first responders
This follows a case filed in May by 2 former language, culture advisers who served in the military
First and Second World War medals were in a small plastic box with duct tape on it
Organizations seek clarity on how the federal budget will affect ill and injured ex-soldiers
Peter Chance took flight, and the controls, thanks to friend Paul Seguna and the Victoria Flying Club
Union of Veterans Affairs Employees says major issues remain
‘We just made what people thought would be impossible, possible,’ says project lead Rowena Rizzotti
RCMP, CAF and veterans invited to town halls
Many front-line workers say the practices of conventional therapists aren’t working for them
They are ready and willing, but due to provincial policies, these healthcare workers are not able
An estimated 23,000 veterans are waiting for their disability claims to be processed by the federal department
Museum now has 36 of the 73 Victoria Crosses awarded to Canadians in the First World War
More than 23,000 veterans have disability claims that are waiting to be processed
Parade was cancelled the past two years due to health concerns associated with the COVID-19
Funds raised from annual Royal Canadian Legion poppy campaign supports veterans
Was requested by organizers of Canadian Walk for Veterans
Probe sparks calls to better protect at-risk veterans and taxpayer dollars
