Veterans
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- When VAC provides decision letters that deny a benefit without acknowledging the veteran’s arguments, evidence, or specific circumstances, the department risks destroying the sacred trust that has been afforded them by Canada’s veterans.
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- When VAC provides decision letters that deny a benefit without acknowledging the veteran’s arguments, evidence, or specific circumstances, the department risks destroying the sacred trust that has been afforded them by Canada’s veterans.
- 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.
- Well-designed volunteer opportunities can foster a sense of connection, and offer a meaningful outlet for veterans to apply their unique skills and values in
- Well-designed volunteer opportunities can foster a sense of connection, and offer a meaningful outlet for veterans to apply their unique skills and values in
- Well-designed volunteer opportunities can foster a sense of connection, and offer a meaningful outlet for veterans to apply their unique skills and values in
- Meanwhile, Sean Bruyea says whistleblower protections are also needed for veterans and their families because they are 'highly vulnerable to reprisals from either VAC
- Meanwhile, Sean Bruyea says whistleblower protections are also needed for veterans and their families because they are 'highly vulnerable to reprisals from either VAC
- Meanwhile, Sean Bruyea says whistleblower protections are also needed for veterans and their families because they are 'highly vulnerable to reprisals from either VAC
- Re: “Feds deny ‘instability’ in senior ranks at support unit for injured soldiers that top general said would be abolished,” (The Hill Times, Aug.
Opinion | August 13, 2018
Opinion | August 13, 2018
- Re: “Feds deny ‘instability’ in senior ranks at support unit for injured soldiers that top general said would be abolished,” (The Hill Times, Aug.
Opinion | August 13, 2018
- Re: “Feds deny ‘instability’ in senior ranks at support unit for injured soldiers that top general said would be abolished,” (The Hill Times, Aug.
- The government is walking back a promise to disband and reform a problem-plagued support unit for ill and injured soldiers and ignoring the turnover
- The government is walking back a promise to disband and reform a problem-plagued support unit for ill and injured soldiers and ignoring the turnover
- The government is walking back a promise to disband and reform a problem-plagued support unit for ill and injured soldiers and ignoring the turnover
- I believe that Canadians want veterans and their families to be treated well and accorded the utmost respect. After all, these are the men
- I believe that Canadians want veterans and their families to be treated well and accorded the utmost respect. After all, these are the men
- I believe that Canadians want veterans and their families to be treated well and accorded the utmost respect. After all, these are the men
- When it comes to health policy in Canada, it is clear that there are more issues than funding available. For this reason, the government
- When it comes to health policy in Canada, it is clear that there are more issues than funding available. For this reason, the government
- When it comes to health policy in Canada, it is clear that there are more issues than funding available. For this reason, the government
- Veterans Affairs Canada is warning it may not be able to both offer quality core services and keep up to the government’s mandate and
- Veterans Affairs Canada is warning it may not be able to both offer quality core services and keep up to the government’s mandate and
- Veterans Affairs Canada is warning it may not be able to both offer quality core services and keep up to the government’s mandate and
- OTTAWA—Veterans Affairs Minister Seamus O’Regan, in his March 21 column in The Hill Times entitled “On veterans, let’s compare apples to apples,” continues his
Opinion | April 16, 2018
Opinion | April 16, 2018
- OTTAWA—Veterans Affairs Minister Seamus O’Regan, in his March 21 column in The Hill Times entitled “On veterans, let’s compare apples to apples,” continues his
Opinion | April 16, 2018
- OTTAWA—Veterans Affairs Minister Seamus O’Regan, in his March 21 column in The Hill Times entitled “On veterans, let’s compare apples to apples,” continues his
- The Liberals have spent at least $37-million since January 2016 on legal proceedings with veterans in a move opposition MPs and the veterans they’re
- The Liberals have spent at least $37-million since January 2016 on legal proceedings with veterans in a move opposition MPs and the veterans they’re
- The Liberals have spent at least $37-million since January 2016 on legal proceedings with veterans in a move opposition MPs and the veterans they’re
- VIMY RIDGE, FRANCE—It all started on April 9 at 5:30 a.m., now 101 years ago. After weeks of furious preparation intended to give the
- VIMY RIDGE, FRANCE—It all started on April 9 at 5:30 a.m., now 101 years ago. After weeks of furious preparation intended to give the
- VIMY RIDGE, FRANCE—It all started on April 9 at 5:30 a.m., now 101 years ago. After weeks of furious preparation intended to give the
- OTTAWA—The process was rotten from the start. Does the product provide any redemption? On April 1, 2018, government will once again try to resuscitate
- OTTAWA—The process was rotten from the start. Does the product provide any redemption? On April 1, 2018, government will once again try to resuscitate
- OTTAWA—The process was rotten from the start. Does the product provide any redemption? On April 1, 2018, government will once again try to resuscitate
- OTTAWA—I am grateful for the opportunity to respond to the recent article by Brian Forbes (re: “O’Regan’s entitled to his own opinion but not
- OTTAWA—I am grateful for the opportunity to respond to the recent article by Brian Forbes (re: “O’Regan’s entitled to his own opinion but not
- OTTAWA—I am grateful for the opportunity to respond to the recent article by Brian Forbes (re: “O’Regan’s entitled to his own opinion but not
- OTTAWA—”Why are we still fighting certain veterans groups in court? Because they’re asking for more than we are able to give right now.” And
- OTTAWA—”Why are we still fighting certain veterans groups in court? Because they’re asking for more than we are able to give right now.” And
- OTTAWA—”Why are we still fighting certain veterans groups in court? Because they’re asking for more than we are able to give right now.” And
- OTTAWA—Veterans Affairs Minister Seamus O’Regan is entitled to his own opinion, but he is not entitled to his own facts. The minister has suggested
- OTTAWA—Veterans Affairs Minister Seamus O’Regan is entitled to his own opinion, but he is not entitled to his own facts. The minister has suggested
- OTTAWA—Veterans Affairs Minister Seamus O’Regan is entitled to his own opinion, but he is not entitled to his own facts. The minister has suggested
