About 8,000 veterans applied for disability benefits during the first three full months of the pandemic, which was about half the normal number.

On Thursday, the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs held an online event to discuss how well military veterans are being recognized and supported as they re-enter civilian society.

Donations are being accepted this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at MOMMS Premium Pet Foods in Lake Bonavista.

The number of pending applications for benefits had reached almost 50,000 by the end of March, up from about 21,000 in March 2017.

More than 1,600 former Canadian Armed Forces members have benefited from a five-year-old law designed to help them get federal government jobs.

A unique program designed to help war veterans, first responders and health care workers heal from mental trauma like post-traumatic stress is in jeopardy.

Wynne Richards, 96, thought love letters from her late husband ended up in the trash. Thankfully, she was mistaken.

"Nationally, 124 of our 1,381 branches across the country, so almost one in 10, are facing imminent closure."

As many as 10 of New Brunswick’s 70 Royal Canadian Legion branches are at risk of permanently closing after COVID-19 shutdowns ended their revenue streams.

The Peterborough Naval Association, founded in 1947 is dissolving and the property will be sold to the City of Peterborough.