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Veterans Affairs committee  Our relationship with the Royal Canadian Legion as well as Veterans Affairs Canada is in the category of excellent. We get along very well. I enjoy the company of Jack Frost, the president of the Royal Canadian Legion. Although Jack is not a veteran per se, he understands veteran

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  The number I mentioned is the number, I understand, who are out there who have not contacted Veterans Affairs Canada. Perhaps they don't have a reason to contact Veterans Affairs Canada. One of the issues we have with respect to communicating is that the longer we put off commu

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  A qualified answer to your question is yes. I feel we could operate as one as long as we can keep the identity of the original association--for example, if I were to join the Legion as a member of the federation of veterans, would I be allowed to wear my blue blazer? Would I be a

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  Yes, I agree there is a tremendous amount of work that could be addressed. But by the same token, I appreciate the dollars and cents issue that goes along with any program, and that causes me some concern. You can volunteer only so much, and then it becomes a problem.

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  There's a qualified answer to that, and the answer is yes, we get along quite well with Veterans Affairs, but we still must appreciate the privacy issue. A case in point is a veteran in Berwick, Nova Scotia, who requires a hearing aid and won't let me give his name to VAC for t

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  Yes. For instance, in Greenwood, Nova Scotia, a lot of our veterans have services that take place in Halifax and they have to take a bus; they don't have a vehicle available to them. They must take a bus, and it's not covered.

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  No, it's not covered.

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  No. As a matter of fact, when Dr. Marshall appeared before this committee, he expressed a concern that this committee was not given a copy of Keeping the Promise firsthand. That is part and parcel of the communication difficulty, and by the same token, we're quite content that a

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  To the best of my knowledge, we've always been treated equally. There's been no difficulty.

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  I find if there is a lack of documentation with respect to an injury or with respect to a claim, if that claim is examined by a person with knowledge of the particular employment of the claimant, that could assist the claimant. I'll give you an example. If a person spent a grea

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  I agree with your submission. When a veteran experiences difficulty, I find they withdraw. They withdraw from social activities; they withdraw from the community; they withdraw from normal activities that you and I perhaps do every day without thinking twice about. They just with

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  No, it's okay. Thank you.

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis

Veterans Affairs committee  I find the RCMP have much better benefits than the military do. I feel the military benefits could be addressed, increased.

December 13th, 2007Committee meeting

Ronald Griffis