Frank Valeriote

• Reservist inequality persists months after Ottawa promised action

  Months after a Global News story on the multi-million-dollar inequity facing families of reservists killed in the line of duty, Ottawa has yet to address discrepancies in reservists' death or disability benefits.

  Canada

  Feb 9, 2015
  
• Debate over veterans marked by duelling job descriptions in Commons

  The debate over staff reductions at Veterans Affairs descended into duelling job descriptions as the Conservatives insisted that the disability and health-care roles that were cut were back-room bureaucratic positions.

  Canada

  Dec 8, 2014
  
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• Veterans disability branch, not backroom, saw deep cuts: records

  Some of the biggest job cuts at Veterans Affairs in recent years have been in the disability awards branch.

  Canada

  Dec 7, 2014
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• ‘It can happen again’: outgoing Liberal MP warns about robocalls as Michael Sona set to be sentenced in Guelph

  As a court prepares to sentence Michael Sona for his role in the robocalls scandal – the only person charged even though almost no one believes he acted alone – Guelph’s outgoing Liberal MP has an ominous message for his community.

  Politics

  Nov 18, 2014
• Fantino defends spending $4M more on veterans ads

  Veterans Affairs is spending an additional $4 million on advertising this year but ignoring the plight of families who care for injured soldiers, says the spouse of a veteran with PTSD.

  Canada

  May 30, 2014