Tens of thousands of veterans are waiting to see if their injuries qualify them for support
Grassroots organizations have stepped in to feel in the gaps left by government services
An internal review released in 2019 found case managers spent more time filling out paperwork than helping veterans directly
16-year-old Charlie Farquharson says youth should be engaged in different ways
Sooke artist Linda Gordon creates painting of Jack Cockrell
Toronto’s Sunnybrook Veterans Centre seeking nation-wide support to plant flags for Remembrance Day
Salute to Our Veterans concert to be held at Mary Winspear Centre
Poppies will be available by donation at several organizations across Canada as of Oct. 29
Veterans, some still in uniform, have taken to social media in recent days to express their pain and sadness
John Hillman set to take his last laps Thursday morning
‘That’s my life. I just hope I lived it well because I’ve always done the best I could.’
Dutch city honours Canadian WWII veterans for role in liberating the Netherlands
From tropical resort to thrift store and now a food truck, if Cynthia Cummings thinks it, she’ll do it
Victor Osborne is no stranger to new vaccines
Qualicum Beach veteran keeps the body moving in the gym and on the golf course
Residents pay their respects from around our communities on Nov. 11
Joining the military at age 20 was a no-brainer for Trevor Whitten
Legion dominion president Tom Irvine welcomed the new funding as a long time coming
It took till May 1982 before the National War Memorial was rededicated to include the dates of the Korean War
Act was launched on July 1, 2015 and was to intended to help veterans find post-military work
