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‘I feel kind of violated’ — first responder talks about Project Trauma Support

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Krissy Johnston talks about her experience at Project Trauma Support and why she says she left the program.
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Florida Panthers to Open Practice Facility, Community Hub at Fort Lauderdale War Memorial

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The NHL's Florida Panthers team is opening a new practice facility inspired by the nation’s veterans. Breaking ground at Fort Lauderdale War Memorial, an auditorium and convention center complex, it will also house a new concert venue...
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Canadian vet 'absolutely livid' at Canada's response to fall of Kabul

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Canadian veterans are calling on Ottawa to do more to get Afghans to safety. Retired corporal Robin Rickards says Justin Trudeau 'just slammed the door shut' on Afghan citizens' escape from the Taliban.
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'There is virtually no way to get into the [Kabul] airport': Retired journalist on Afghan evacuations

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Retired journalist Kevin Newman, who is actively involved in the humanitarian effort to get eligible Afghans out of Afghanistan, told Power & Politics Wednesday that he doesn't have much hope that Canada will be able to move a...
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Black Rifle Coffee CEO on Helping to Transition Military Veterans to Civilian Life

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Evan Hafer, founder and CEO of the Black Rifle Coffee Company, joined Cheddar to talk about his company’s efforts to help veterans transition from active military duty to civilian life and addressing an area of concern for those...
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LGBT veterans discharged from British Army allowed to reclaim their lost medals

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Servicemen and women who were court-martialled or discharged for their sexual orientation before the ban was lifted can now apply to reclaim their lost medals.
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WWII veteran turns 100 with physically distanced party and parade

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Second World War veteran Robert Spencer celebrated his 100th birthday with family, friends and fellow veterans all in attendance at the celebration.
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Remembrance Day ceremonies altered by COVID-19

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Veterans who helped defeat a collective threat in the Second World War are now too vulnerable to show up in person for public honours on Remembrance Day.
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British man has tended the grave of Canadian airman for 70 years

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For more than 70 years, a British family, and one member in particular, has tended the grave of a Canadian airman, who was killed when his plane crashed flying back from a bombing raid in Germany.
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Veterans mark Remembrance Day without large ceremonies

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Veterans and their families are finding ways to mark Remembrance Day despite the pandemic forcing the cancellation of traditional ceremonies.
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No Canadian soldiers awarded Victoria Cross in Afghanistan

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Canada exited the war in Afghanistan without awarding the Victoria Cross, the nation's highest military honour, to a single soldier. A new campaign aims to change that.
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Silver Cross Mother remembers son who died aboard Navy submarine

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2020 Silver Cross Mother Debbie Sullivan speaks to CBC's Harry Forestell ahead of Remembrance Day.
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Silver Cross Mother remembers son who died aboard Navy submarine

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2020 Silver Cross Mother Debbie Sullivan speaks to CBC's Harry Forestell ahead of Remembrance Day.
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Korean War: Marking the 70th anniversary

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The war began on June 25, 1950, with a surprise attack by troops across the border that separated North and South Korea.
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Putin tries to harness patriotism of Victory Day to hold onto power

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Russian President Vladimir Putin used the Victory Day parade in Moscow to harness patriotic zeal to help him win a referendum that would effectively keep him in power for life.
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Assassinations, nuclear tests, hugs: 70 years of the Korean War

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The Korean War began in 1950 and never officially ended.
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Trump shuns masks at Memorial Day events

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U.S. President Donald Trump didn’t wear a mask to either Memorial Day event he attended, while his political rival Joe Biden made his first public appearance in months wearing one.
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Prince Harry teams up with Bon Jovi at Abbey Road for Invictus Games

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In one of his last royal duties, Prince Harry joins Jon Bon Jovi and a choir of veterans to record a song to support the Invictus Foundation.
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Veterans' families struggle after counselling cut

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Some family members of veterans suffering from mental health issues linked to their service say the federal government is cutting off their own publicly funded therapy.
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Why this Canadian veteran says the U.S.-Taliban peace deal is likely to fail

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Canadian Armed Forces veteran Paul Carroll completed five tours in Afghanistan. He says the U.S.-Taliban peace deal 'may be another failed attempt.'
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WW II vet turning 100 wishes for 100 birthday cards

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WW II veteran Fred Arsenault turns 100 on March 6 and his son has launched an online petition asking his friends to help him get his dad 100 birthday cards for his birthday.
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75 and going strong: Gander Legion marks major milestone

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Gander’s Royal Canadian Legion is celebrating its 75th birthday this summer. As the CBC’s Troy Turner reports, what started in the former townsite shortly after the Second World War has grown into a beacon for the community and...
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Ralston armoury in Amherst closed due to mould

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The future of the armoury in downtown Amherst is uncertain after its recent closure due to health and safety concerns. The Department of National Defence owns the building, which houses a museum with countless Nova Scotia Highlanders...
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Group of vets displays flags to honor July Fourth

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If you're driving near the corner of Vassar Road and Route 9 in Poughkeepsie on Friday, you'll see some flags on display.