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The Last Post Fund with volunteer branches in each province provide locally specific knowledge and communications to ensure that all Veterans are aware of the benefits that may be available to them. The combined Alberta and the Northwest Territory branch is active yearlong conducting service and support.
May 7, 2020 marks the 75th Anniversary of the Allied victory in Europe over the Nazi regime. 75 years since Allied troops on the western front liberated Europe.
Read MoreFamily reminisces on time and memories with Michael Jarmoluk, Celebrating his 100th birthday on Oct. 24th with family and friends
Read MoreMeet two residents of the Sunnybrook Veterans Centre and hear their stories.
Read MoreKingston, Ontario: Today dignitaries from across Canada gathered in Kingston for the opening of the third Homes For Heroes
Read MoreShowcasing the true spirit of community and support for our veterans August 17th, 2024
Read MoreAs Co-Chairs of the Korean War Veterans Advocates of Canada (HooJung Jones Kennedy and Major(Ret’d) Don Kennedy), we are honoured to preserve the legacy of our Korean War Veterans by erecting the «Banff Korean War Gapyeong
Read MoreIt’s always great to give back to the community and support a great cause.
Read MoreWhat difference does it make to the dead, the orphans, and the homeless, whether the mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism or the holy name of liberty and democracy?
Read MoreThat was when the guns fell silent! The Great War was over! But it was not a clear cut victory; it was an armistice negotiated under duress. It should have been a cause for rejoicing. On the allied side it was, but the German people felt betrayed by their leaders. The Treaty of Versailles was incredibly punitive.
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