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Veterans Affairs gets more money to retain staff helping clear assessment backlog

Veterans Affairs Canada is getting an extra $164.4 million that the department's minister says will help clear a backlog in the number of veteran cases being assessed.

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Elderly resident at Deer Lodge hasn t been bathed in three weeks, concerned relative says – Winnipeg Free Press

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North Island-Powell River MP calls veterans affairs contract disastrous outsourcing

Rachel Blaney called on government to cancel contracts

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North Island-Powell River MP calls veterans affairs contract disastrous outsourcing

Rachel Blaney called on government to cancel contracts

Rachel blaneyVeterans affairsUnion of veterans affairs employeesNorth island powell riverVeterans affairs employeesVirginia vaillancourt

North Island-Powell River MP calls veterans affairs contract disastrous outsourcing

Rachel Blaney called on government to cancel contracts

Rachel blaneyVeterans affairsUnion of veterans affairs employeesNorth island powell riverVeterans affairs employeesVirginia vaillancourt

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