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he had criticized the New
Veterans Charter and the way Afghanistan veterans were being treated by the government. Stoddart said that this was "deeply concerning" and a violation of the Privacy Act. A 2010 VFC conference call transcript revealed that a senior veterans official had responded to Bruyea's actions by saying, "It's time to take the gloves off."
205:, the volume of soldiers returning home made it clear that the Government of Canada would require a department dedicated entirely to serving ill and injured veterans. Consequently, in 1944 Prime Minister Mackenzie King's government passed a motion that officially created the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Parliament in June 2014. The committee made 13 recommendations to update the New Veterans Charter to close loopholes and ensure Canada's veterans would continue to receive the support and care that they deserve. In October 2014, the government responded, saying they agreed with
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uncovered evidence of widespread privacy issues at the VAC. Her report found that the privacy former
Captain Sean Bruyea, who had been medically-released from the military, had been violated by VAC when his "medical and financial details had been circulated" to numerous departmental officials, after
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In 2018, controversy arose when it was discovered that convicted murderer, Christopher
Garnier, was receiving Veterans Affairs Canada funded treatment for post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Garnier had been convicted of the 2015 murder of off-duty Police Constable Catherine Campbell in Halifax,
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Commons passed the New Veterans Charter. This Charter replaced the life-time pension award with a lump sum payment award and used life-time pension payments much more sparingly. The Charter came into force on 1 April 2006 under Prime Minister Stephen Harper's
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Nova Scotia. The controversy stemmed from the fact
Garnier had never served in the Canadian armed forces or RCMP and the PTSD was said to be brought on by the murder for which he was convicted. Garnier was eligible for Veterans Affairs Canada benefits as his father had served in the armed forces.
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for its World War II veterans, with a strong economic impact similar to the
American case. A war veteran's eligibility for certain benefits depended on the veteran's "overseas" status, defined by Veterans Affairs as having served at least two miles offshore from Canada. In the Second World War
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Building, was constructed to house
Veterans Affairs and other federal government offices. The department has become a major economic contributor to PEI, and has had an important impact on Charlottetown's cultural landscape. Veterans Affairs Canada is the only major federal department whose
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Under the New
Veterans Charter, an ill or injured member may receive a lump sum payment of a maximum of $ 550,000 tax-free, ($ 300,000 lump sum and $ 250,000 disbursement insurance) as well as a maximum monthly, taxable pension of $ 9685.
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The department is largely responsible for medical care, rehabilitation, commemoration, and disability pensions and awards for Veterans. Appeals from departmental decisions on disability pensions and awards are presented by Veterans to the
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in Green Park, London, England, which Canada had recently assumed responsibility for; the memorial pays tribute to the nearly one million Canadian men and women who served in the United Kingdom during the First and Second World Wars.
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within the Government of Canada with responsibility for
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584:1918-1920 — Sir James A Lougheed, PC, KCMG, QC
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1580:Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner
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420:National Council of Veterans Associations
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230:Service Personnel and Veterans Agency
213:(1939–45) Canada did not yet include
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964:Deputy Ministers of Veterans Affairs
439:NATO Veterans Organization of Canada
379:On November 9, 2008, the Honourable
993:1975-1985 — William B Brittain, DFC
696:1950-1957 — Hughes Lapointe, PC, QC
249:Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
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1021:2006-2007 — Verna Bruce (acting)
1005:1993-1994 — Nancy Hughes Anthony
959:1933-1944 — Dr RE Wodehouse, OBE
591:, PC, KCMG, QC, Senator (acting)
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693:, VC, PC, OC, CBE, MC, ED, CD
681:Ministers of Veterans Affairs
482:In July 2013, Prime Minister
455:Royal Canadian Mounted Police
359:Liberation of the Netherlands
182:Royal Canadian Mounted Police
1814:Veterans' affairs ministries
1600:Parliamentary Budget Officer
1535:Office of the Prime Minister
981:1963-1967 — Paul M Pelletier
956:1919-1933 — Dr JA Amyot, CMG
563:Bureau of Pensions Advocates
532:Minister of Veterans Affairs
492:Minister of Veterans Affairs
271:Bureau of Pensions Advocates
96:Minister of Veterans Affairs
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943:1919-1920 — FG Robinson
920:Ginette Petitpas Taylor
603:Dr Henri Severin Beland
448:Veterans UN-NATO Canada
398:Veterans Affairs Canada
337:Remembrance initiatives
139:Veterans Affairs Canada
92:Ginette Petitpas Taylor
20:Veterans Affairs Canada
1747:Polar Knowledge Canada
1554:Officers of Parliament
1379:"New Veterans Charter"
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734:1972 — Arthur Lang, PC
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722:Roger Joseph Teillet
589:Sir James A Lougheed
554:Audit and Evaluation
466:New Veterans Charter
311:Privacy Commissioner
85:Minister responsible
1676:Indigenous Services
1478:Fields of Sacrifice
1399:on October 14, 2014
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940:1918 — Frank Healey
756:J Gilles Lamontagne
749:Daniel J. MacDonald
624:Dr Raymond D Morand
442:VeteransofCanada.ca
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241:Daniel J. MacDonald
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