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Maple Ridge legion honours D-Day - Vimarsana News

Maple Ridge legion honours D-Day

Quiet ceremony at cenotaph to honour fallen D-Day soldiers

Summerside group reassures veterans federal funding wasn't taken by former executive director - Vimarsana News

Summerside group reassures veterans federal funding wasn't taken by former executive director

Summerside councillor and former executive director of the Lest We Forget Veterans Committee Barb Gallant was charged earlier this month with stealing from the committee.

Source: cbc.ca
Winners of Afghan war memorial design competition claim they were 'cheated' by Ottawa, threaten legal action - Vimarsana News

Winners of Afghan war memorial design competition claim they were 'cheated' by Ottawa, threaten legal action

Architect Renée Daoust and her team say they're considering a lawsuit to get what they argue is rightfully theirs: the $3.5 million contract to design and build a monument to commemorate Canada's mission in Afghanistan.

Source: cbc.ca
Quebec should create dashboard to monitor temporary immigration, French language commissioner says - Vimarsana News

Quebec should create dashboard to monitor temporary immigration, French language commissioner says

It would aim to strengthen "planning, monitoring and evaluation of policies" related to temporary immigration amid an increase in Quebec.

Veterans Affairs worried about blowback after it rejected Afghan memorial design, memo says - Vimarsana News

Veterans Affairs worried about blowback after it rejected Afghan memorial design, memo says

Officials at Veterans Affairs (VAC) feared that their decision to overrule the government's handpicked jury on a proposed design for the Afghan war memorial would be met with a "mixed reaction" that could "negatively affect the families of the fallen," says an internal department memo obtained by CBC/Radio-Canada.

Source: cbc.ca