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Nine Veterans Affairs offices have shut their doors since 2012. Three of them were in Atlantic Canada. So, at a gathering at the Royal Canadian Legion branch in the Nova Scotia riding of Sackville–Preston–Chezzetcook, NDP Leader Tom Mulcair promised not only to reopen the offices, but also pledged $454 million over the next four years to improve mental health and long-term care for veterans.
In a riding held by NDP veterans affairs critic Peter Stoffer, Mulcair said Canada’s military veterans are currently “disrespected,” adding that these funds would also be used to increase survivors’ pensions, as well as to boost funding for a program that helps to cover some of the costs for veterans’ funerals.
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper, meanwhile, had a different-coloured background than many Conservatives are accustomed to seeing at his rallies.
Harper summing up plans: Home Reno Tax Credit, Home Buyers Plan expansion, more data on foreign buyers. #elxn42 pic.twitter…

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Nine Veterans Affairs offices have shut their doors since 2012. Three of them were in Atlantic Canada. So, at a gathering at the Royal Canadian Legion branch in the Nova Scotia riding of Sackville–Preston–Chezzetcook, NDP Leader Tom Mulcair promised not only to reopen the offices, but also pledged $454 million over the next four years to improve mental health and long-term care for veterans.
In a riding held by NDP veterans affairs critic Peter Stoffer, Mulcair said Canada’s military veterans are currently “disrespected,” adding that these funds would also be used to increase survivors’ pensions, as well as to boost funding for a program that helps to cover some of the costs for veterans’ funerals.
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper, meanwhile, had a different-coloured background than many Conservatives are accustomed to seeing at his rallies.
Harper summing up plans: Home Reno Tax Credit, Home Buyers Plan expansion, more data on foreign buyers. #elxn42 pic.twitter…

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