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Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue honours the ‘Rambo of Quebec’

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New ReviewA new street in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue near a Veterans hospital honours Léo Major, a Second World War and Korean War veteran. Major played a big role in the liberation of the town of Zwolle, in the Netherlands, from Nazi occupation.
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This Windsor legion is remembering veterans with banners lining Wyandotte Street East

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New ReviewIt's a way to show the community that veterans will not be forgotten: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 255 installed a series of 48 banners over the weekend, each featuring the photo and name of a veteran with connections to Windsor-Essex....
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They served their homeland. Soon they’ll have a place to call home

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New ReviewWork is underway on residences planned for unhoused veterans in Edmonton
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Three people share what brings them to AFN assembly

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New ReviewWinnipeg welcomes representatives from more than 630 First Nations for the Assembly of First Nations annual general assembly.
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Russian war veterans face amputations and trauma after frontline battles

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New ReviewThousands of Russian soldiers return from Ukraine with life-altering injuries, including amputations and psychological scars.
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Step Up for the Brave Challenge raises funding for nonprofit and awareness for veterans

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New ReviewMore than 100 runners took part in an annual event at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield.
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Jersey Proud: Volunteers help build ‘Larry’s House’ for veterans

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New ReviewThe organization called Just Believe spearheaded the effort to help veterans escape homelessness and substance abuse.
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How a community art project is helping a veteran work through PTSD

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New ReviewJohn Gorrell says a mural he designed to mark the Deep River Bowling Alley's 80th anniversary has transformed his life.
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New bench unveiled at Suffolk Veterans Memorial dedicated to war heroes who died by suicide

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A phone number for a crisis line is on the bench for veterans who are going through mental health struggles.
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Town of Babylon, Wounded Warrior Project host 18th annual Soldier Ride

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News 12’s Jenn Seelig is in Lindenhurst where the bikers are gearing up.
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Town of Babylon hosts 18th annual Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride

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News 12’s Jenn Seelig is in Lindenhurst where the bikers are gearing up.
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Honouring service and sacrifice on Remembrance Day

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People across Canada gathered today to honour the service and sacrifice of the men and women in the Canadian Forces on Remembrance Day.
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Political drama brews following Liberal cabinet shuffle

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is denying downgrading one of his highest-profile ministers following an unexpected shuffle of his cabinet. In total, the moves saw three ministers get new roles, and two relative newcomers get top jobs....
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CIA Analyst-Turned-Rep. Elissa Slotkin is Putting Pocketbook Issues Before Politics

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Elissa Slotkin is ready to swap the farmland of Michigan for the gridlock of Washington. Come Jan. 3, the incoming Democratic congresswoman, a former CIA analyst, will represent Michigan’s 8th District, which President Trump won by a...
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Lyft Activates 'Relief Rides' for Wildfires Victims, Announces 'Round Up & Donate' Milestone

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Mike Masserman, head of global policy and social impact at Lyft, spoke with Cheddar about several initiatives the ridesharing company is taking to put its values front and center. Lyft's "Round Up & Donate" feature lets riders make a...
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Lyft Activates 'Relief Rides' for Wildfire Victims, Announces 'Round Up & Donate' Milestone

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Mike Masserman, head of global policy and social impact at Lyft, spoke with Cheddar about several initiatives the ridesharing company is taking to put its values front and center. Lyft's "Round Up & Donate" feature lets riders make a...
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War vet denied access to Nova Scotia veterans' hospital

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A 91-year-old Canadian veteran is being denied access to a veterans' hospital even though there are empty beds in the facility.
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Ottawa short-changed veterans at least $165 million

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More than 270,000 ex-soldiers were short-changed by Veterans Affairs Canada for over eight years because of an accounting error worth at least $165 million.
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From Black Hawk Pilot to Bank Executive

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Hallie Huggins was a platoon leader in Afghanistan, where she learned the skills she now uses as executive at JPMorgan Chase. Huggins told Cheddar about her work for the non-profit "Carry the Load," which honors military members and...
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Thousands gather for Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa

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Remembrance Day ceremony on Parliament Hill commemorates the end of the First World War a century ago.
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How Activision Uses 'Call of Duty' to Raise Funds for Vets

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The Call of Duty Endowment is trying to help 50,000 veterans find high-quality jobs, an attempt to give back to those who inspire the hit game. The program's director, Dan Goldenberg, praised gamemaker Activision Blizzard for committing...
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Craigslist Founder Is Putting His Money Where His Mouth Is

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Craig Newmark, the founder of Craigslist, has donated over $40 million to journalism outlets such as Mother Jones and ProPublica in pursuit of investigative journalism. "This is my war," he told Cheddar.
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Craigslist Founder Craig Newmark Is Putting His Money Where His Mouth Is

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Craig Newmark, the founder of Craigslist, has donated over $40 million to news outlets such as Mother Jones and ProPublica that support investigative journalism. "This is my war," he told Cheddar.
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Google's Nick Zakrasek: New Tool Helps Military Vets Find Real World Jobs

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Google is using its mountains of data to show veterans job openings that are specific to their fields of expertise. Nick Zakrasek, co-founder of Google for Jobs, said it's the first time job mapping at this scale has been done.