Filter by: Category - Any -About VACAddressing wait timesBlack CanadiansCareer transitionCaregiversDisability benefitsEducationEducation and JobsFamilyFinancialHealthHealth and wellnessHome LifeHousing and homelifeHow-toIncome supportIndigenous VeteransLGBTQ2+Mental healthPrograms and servicesRCMPRehabilitation servicesRemembranceResearchVeteran ProfilesVeterans rightsVeterans’ RightsVIPWomen Veterans Keyword(s) SearchReset Displaying 13 to 24 of 103 entries Easing the Transition for RCMP Graeme Shaw knows what transitioning RCMP members need, because a very short time ago, he was one. Updating Rehabilitation Services and Vocational Assistance Cutting-edge rehabilitation services tailored to individual needs. Veteran story: Christopher Banks Sergeant (Retired) Christopher William Banks knows how it feels to walk through a mall and see other shoppers as a potential threat to your life. Sgt. (Ret'd) Julianno Scaglione, CD The son of two military parents, Julianno Scaglione wanted to join the Army even as a child. But more than that, his lifelong desire has been to serve his community and help other people. This desire guided him throughout his military career and to this day, in his life after service. Change in the culture Kristin Topping Veteran story He proudly served – and still protects After retiring from a 36-year military career, working with the Corps of Commissionaires and beating cancer, (Ret) Lt. Colonel James Ostler is ready to slow things down – to a turtle’s pace. Getting out of the hurt locker Former RCMP member helps colleagues get help for PTSD Purpose in the aftermath Farid Yaghini used his military experiences to develop Camp Aftermath, a program that helps fellow Veterans find new purpose in life after service. One photograph led to a lifetime of memory Warren (Whitey) Bernard, famous as the little boy reaching for his father’s hand in 1940, with the photos of his father leaving for war and returning. Shining light in dark corners RCMP Const. (Retd) Vivienne Stewart left the force when rumours started swirling about her sexuality. Today she’s retired from her successful private law practice and working to end workplace discrimination and harassment for women and 2SLGBTQI+ police and Veterans. Breaking the Red Wall Jane Hall was one of the first women recruited when the Mounties started accepting women in the late 1970s. After two decades on the force she wrote a book about the experience and how women’s ability to de-escalate conflict changed policing. Finding Grace Private Ret’d Grace Shears says she pulled herself out of addiction, abuse, and homelessness after she left the military. Thirty years later she is working hard to help many Veterans and first responders do the same. Displaying 13 to 24 of 103 entries Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Next page Next › Last page Last »
