Prowse, a 35-year veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces, said in October 2018 that McNeil and Bouchard presented arguments in favour of using the Veterans Affairs guideline in board decisions.

For thousands of Canadian veterans, however, — particularly those wounded by bullets, shells or gas attacks — a far different battle loomed: the fight with Ottawa for support and benefits.

The Federal Court has certified a class-action suit against the Government of Canada, brought on behalf of 10,000 Canadian military veterans who suffered injuries during their service ...

With more government cheques rolling out this summer, eligible Canadians can look forward to continued support through a range of federal and provincial benefits. Here are the upcoming payment dates: ...

Footnotes. Competing interests: Kayla May is a knowledge mobilization specialist with the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence for Canadian Veterans, where Abhimanyu Sud serves as chief scientific ...

A Canadian armed forces veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and a traumatic brain injury was offered medical assistance in dying by an employee of Veterans Affairs Canada.

The Canadian Senate Subcommittee on Veterans Affairs recently released a striking report entitled The Time is Now: Granting Equitable Access to Psychedelic Therapies.. To address high rates of ...

It is becoming common to see dogs assisting people with their mental health in Canadian communities. Over the past five years, our research lab has been studying the benefits of service dogs for ...