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Women are a growing group of Canadian military veterans, but services are lagging - Vimarsana News

Women are a growing group of Canadian military veterans, but services are lagging

Halifax artist Jessica Wiebe served eight years in the Canadian Armed Forces as an artillery gunner, often the lone woman in a male-dominated environment.

Women are a growing group of Canadian military veterans, but services are lagging – Agassiz Harrison Observer - Vimarsana News

Women are a growing group of Canadian military veterans, but services are lagging – Agassiz Harrison Observer

Women more likely to leave with medical releases, and experience steeper declines in income

Women are a growing group of Canadian military veterans, but services are lagging - Vimarsana News

Women are a growing group of Canadian military veterans, but services are lagging

Halifax artist Jessica Wiebe served eight years in the Canadian Armed Forces as an artillery gunner, often the lone woman in a male-dominated environment.

Head of Canadian military intelligence school relieved of command after misconduct investigation - Vimarsana News

Head of Canadian military intelligence school relieved of command after misconduct investigation

The former commandant of the Canadian Forces School of Military Intelligence is continuing to serve in the military after being relieved of his command following an investigation into allegations of inappropriate conduct.

Source: cbc.ca
Military reports minimal progress in drive to add more women to the ranks - Vimarsana News

Military reports minimal progress in drive to add more women to the ranks

OTTAWA — The Canadian Armed Forces is reporting minimal progress in its drive to increase the number of women in uniform over the past five years — a task experts say has been made even harder . . .