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Investing in the health of those who defend Canada will pay long-term dividends

It's now more important than ever for the government to continue investing in four pivotal groups dedicated to supporting the physical and mental health of Canadian Armed Forces members, veterans, public safety personnel, and their families.

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BY SENATOR BALTEJ SINGH DHILLON, HUGH COLIN MACKAY
September 24, 2025

Opinion | BY SENATOR BALTEJ SINGH DHILLON, HUGH COLIN MACKAY | September 24, 2025

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