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- The five-year, $572-million contract with Partners in Canadian Veterans Rehabilitation Services should not be renewed because it 'does nothing to promote the continuity of care,' and 'push[es] bureaucracy to the point of absurdity,' MPs on the Veterans Affairs Committee are told.
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- The five-year, $572-million contract with Partners in Canadian Veterans Rehabilitation Services should not be renewed because it 'does nothing to promote the continuity of care,' and 'push[es] bureaucracy to the point of absurdity,' MPs on the Veterans Affairs Committee are told.
- Given the mental health struggles many veterans face, the truth is we continue to lose those who have served to their injuries, but it
- Given the mental health struggles many veterans face, the truth is we continue to lose those who have served to their injuries, but it
- Given the mental health struggles many veterans face, the truth is we continue to lose those who have served to their injuries, but it
- If remembrance is to endure, it must evolve from static commemoration to active engagement. Schools and youth organizations can play a critical role here.
- If remembrance is to endure, it must evolve from static commemoration to active engagement. Schools and youth organizations can play a critical role here.
- If remembrance is to endure, it must evolve from static commemoration to active engagement. Schools and youth organizations can play a critical role here.
- The Hill Times
- The Hill Times
- The Hill Times
- Veterans advocates and groups are urging for a new approach, and for action on long-standing calls for change to improve the lives of former
- Veterans advocates and groups are urging for a new approach, and for action on long-standing calls for change to improve the lives of former
- Veterans advocates and groups are urging for a new approach, and for action on long-standing calls for change to improve the lives of former
- Supporting veterans and their families in every aspect of their transition to civilian life is both a moral duty and a strategic necessity.
- Supporting veterans and their families in every aspect of their transition to civilian life is both a moral duty and a strategic necessity.
- Supporting veterans and their families in every aspect of their transition to civilian life is both a moral duty and a strategic necessity.
- LONDON, U.K.—“If they are not remembered, was the sacrifice they made even worthwhile?” asked an American veteran of the Iraq War who named his
- LONDON, U.K.—“If they are not remembered, was the sacrifice they made even worthwhile?” asked an American veteran of the Iraq War who named his
- LONDON, U.K.—“If they are not remembered, was the sacrifice they made even worthwhile?” asked an American veteran of the Iraq War who named his
- On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, fighting ended in the Great War, eventually leading to the signing of the
- On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, fighting ended in the Great War, eventually leading to the signing of the
- On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, fighting ended in the Great War, eventually leading to the signing of the
- On Nov. 11, Canadians will pay tribute to the men and women who have served our country during times of conflict, and honour those
- On Nov. 11, Canadians will pay tribute to the men and women who have served our country during times of conflict, and honour those
- On Nov. 11, Canadians will pay tribute to the men and women who have served our country during times of conflict, and honour those
- One of the most eloquent summations of the First World War came from Pope Benedict XV, who witnessed the conflict and called it “the
- One of the most eloquent summations of the First World War came from Pope Benedict XV, who witnessed the conflict and called it “the
- One of the most eloquent summations of the First World War came from Pope Benedict XV, who witnessed the conflict and called it “the
- In late August, the Supreme Court dismissed the Equitas class-action lawsuit, closing the door on the legal claim initiated against Ottawa on behalf of
- In late August, the Supreme Court dismissed the Equitas class-action lawsuit, closing the door on the legal claim initiated against Ottawa on behalf of
- In late August, the Supreme Court dismissed the Equitas class-action lawsuit, closing the door on the legal claim initiated against Ottawa on behalf of
- OTTAWA—One thing consistently flies over the heads of Veterans Affairs Canada’s senior mandarins: the concept of accessibility for disabled veterans and their families. The
- OTTAWA—One thing consistently flies over the heads of Veterans Affairs Canada’s senior mandarins: the concept of accessibility for disabled veterans and their families. The
- OTTAWA—One thing consistently flies over the heads of Veterans Affairs Canada’s senior mandarins: the concept of accessibility for disabled veterans and their families. The
- In the summer, staffer Paul Wernick bravely shared the intensely personal story of his suicide attempts in The Hill Times in hopes of sparking
- In the summer, staffer Paul Wernick bravely shared the intensely personal story of his suicide attempts in The Hill Times in hopes of sparking
- In the summer, staffer Paul Wernick bravely shared the intensely personal story of his suicide attempts in The Hill Times in hopes of sparking
- This week is Mental Illness Awareness Week. I want to challenge all Canadians to raise awareness and understanding of mental illness, and to take
- This week is Mental Illness Awareness Week. I want to challenge all Canadians to raise awareness and understanding of mental illness, and to take
- This week is Mental Illness Awareness Week. I want to challenge all Canadians to raise awareness and understanding of mental illness, and to take
- In pop culture, there’s a trope known as “fridging.” It’s a term that gained popularity via a comic book writer named Gail Simone, who
- In pop culture, there’s a trope known as “fridging.” It’s a term that gained popularity via a comic book writer named Gail Simone, who
- In pop culture, there’s a trope known as “fridging.” It’s a term that gained popularity via a comic book writer named Gail Simone, who
- As much of Ottawa was without electricity, a number of MPs powered up to run in the 11th annual Army Run in the city’s
- As much of Ottawa was without electricity, a number of MPs powered up to run in the 11th annual Army Run in the city’s
- As much of Ottawa was without electricity, a number of MPs powered up to run in the 11th annual Army Run in the city’s
- Imagine being a veteran who has served your country well and, some years after you are released from the Canadian Armed Forces, a service-related
- Imagine being a veteran who has served your country well and, some years after you are released from the Canadian Armed Forces, a service-related
- Imagine being a veteran who has served your country well and, some years after you are released from the Canadian Armed Forces, a service-related
- OTTAWA—Process is as important as product. When the product is destined for a group of Canadians willing to die for our democratic process, shouldn’t
- OTTAWA—Process is as important as product. When the product is destined for a group of Canadians willing to die for our democratic process, shouldn’t
- OTTAWA—Process is as important as product. When the product is destined for a group of Canadians willing to die for our democratic process, shouldn’t
