Maple Leafs acquire Matthew Lombardi from Predators in four-player trade
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Maple Leafs acquire Matthew Lombardi from Predators in four-player trade
TORONTO - The Toronto Maple Leafs acquired Matthew Lombardi and Cody Franson from the Nashville Predators on Sunday. In return, Toronto sent the Predators defenceman Brett Lebda and forward Robert Slaney. The deal also includes a c</p>
Sports
Jul 3, 2011
D.C. audience skeptical as Gilles Duceppe pitches sovereign Quebec
Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe stirred up skepticism Friday in Washington as he declared the end of the "Canadian dream" with Quebec moving "quite quickly" toward becoming a sovereign country that would put the U.S. at the heart of its foreign policy.
Oct 15, 2010
Vets ask for audit of food amidst complaints about quality of meals at hospital
HALIFAX - Some elderly residents of a veterans hospital in Halifax are asking that someone take a closer look at the food they're being served, claiming it is bland, overcooked, hard to eat and low on nutritional value.
Canada
Aug 5, 2012
Vets ask for audit of food amidst complaints about quality of meals at hospital
HALIFAX - Some elderly residents of a veterans hospital in Halifax are asking that someone take a closer look at the food they're being served, claiming it is bland, overcooked, hard to eat and low on nutritional value.
Aug 5, 2012
Every day is Remembrance Day for Canada’s veterans, Stoffer
On one day every year, Canadians turn their attention to the country’s veterans, the men and women often described as national heroes.
Politics
Nov 11, 2012
Monument to War of 1812 sought as DND struggles to get Afghan war recognized
OTTAWA - The Harper government wants to commemorate the War of 1812 in stone and asked Tuesday for artists who want to design a national monument to step forward with their qualifications.
Politics
Sep 11, 2012
Growing frustration of veterans, widows casting shadow before Remembrance Day
OTTAWA - Tom Hoppe earned the Medal of Bravery and the affectionate nickname "Dances With Bullets" for his heroic August 1994 sprint into sniper fire to rescue three children pinned down in the civil war fury of Visoko, Bosnia.
Politics
Nov 8, 2012
Families skeptical over inspection of Canada’s largest veterans facility
TORONTO - Relatives concerned about the care their frail loved ones are receiving at Canada's largest veterans facility said Friday they were pleased Ottawa had sent in an inspector.
Nov 9, 2012
Families skeptical over inspection of Canada’s largest veterans facility
TORONTO - Relatives concerned about the care their frail loved ones are receiving at Canada's largest veterans facility said Friday they were pleased Ottawa had sent in an inspector.
Politics
Nov 9, 2012
Veterans demand inquiry into motivations behind privacy violations
OTTAWA - The country's veterans ombudsman received nine privacy violation complaints over the last five years, seven of which were handed over to Canada's privacy commissioner — a move questioned by a growing number of ex-soldiers.
Nov 14, 2012
Veterans demand inquiry into motivations behind privacy violations
OTTAWA - The country's veterans ombudsman received nine privacy violation complaints over the last five years, seven of which were handed over to Canada's privacy commissioner — a move questioned by a growing number of ex-soldiers.
Canada
Nov 14, 2012
Veterans demand inquiry into motivations behind privacy violations
OTTAWA - The country's veterans ombudsman received nine privacy violation complaints over the last five years, seven of which were handed over to Canada's privacy commissioner — a move questioned by a growing number of ex-soldiers.
Health
Nov 14, 2012
Complaints prompt Quebec premier to remove Fleur-de-lis pin from poppy
MONTREAL - The premier of Quebec wasted no time removing a Fleur-de-lis pin from her lapel Friday after some veterans complained about her wearing it inside a Remembrance Day poppy.
Canada
Nov 2, 2012
New polymer $20 bank notes featuring Vimy Memorial now in circulation
OTTAWA - Canada's new polymer $20 bills are on their way to a pocket near you.
Politics
Nov 7, 2012
Fund meant to bury impoverished veterans rejects over two-thirds of applications
OTTAWA - A federal burial fund meant to give impoverished veterans a final, dignified salute has rejected over two-thirds of the applications it's received since 2006.
Nov 4, 2012
Fund meant to bury impoverished veterans rejects over two-thirds of applications
OTTAWA - A federal burial fund meant to give impoverished veterans a final, dignified salute has rejected over two-thirds of the applications it's received since 2006.
Politics
Nov 4, 2012
Ex-vets board member says former soldiers being driven over the edge by system
OTTAWA - A former member of the Veterans Review and Appeal Board began a stinging critique of the agency Monday by laying his service medals on a table in front of members of Parliament and declaring the condescending treatment of ex-soldiers precluded him from wearing the decorations in good conscience.
Canada
Oct 22, 2012
Injured ex-soldiers often unfairly denied benefits: auditor general
OTTAWA - Injured soldiers heading for civilian life face a bumpy, confusing road where they don't always get their entitled services and benefits, the country's auditor general said Tuesday.
Oct 23, 2012
Veteran who says privacy was violated dropped from review board amid shakeup
OTTAWA - An outspoken member of a veterans appeal board, who said his privacy was violated and that the federal agency treats ex-soldiers with disrespect, won't be reappointed.
Politics
Oct 21, 2012
Amid neglect claims, feds order ‘thorough’ audit of Sunnybrook Veterans Centre
TORONTO - The federal government has ordered a thorough audit of the country's largest veterans facility following complaints from family members about substandard care, The Canadian Press has learned.
Nov 15, 2012