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Veterans Affairs committee We've embarked upon.... For example, we're also pushing with Canada right now to get this resolved. There are still many veterans out there without headstones. That was one of the promises that were made. Getting support from governments for monuments is a challenging thing beca
September 20th, 2018Committee meeting
David Chartrand
Veterans Affairs committee They are far better than they were after World War II. I'll tell you that. At least there is some condition of recognition, and there are programs—or attempted programs, at least—to try to serve them. But it's the psychological effects that people are not aware of. When we were
September 20th, 2018Committee meeting
David Chartrand
Veterans Affairs committee Okay, good.
September 20th, 2018Committee meeting
David Chartrand
Veterans Affairs committee That was the last study attempted to be done. Canada was seeking a way to justify, I guess, its process to come to a conclusion on why settlements should take place. Of course, it was leading to a financial settlement. A trust was actually created for the first nations, because m
September 20th, 2018Committee meeting
David Chartrand
September 20th, 2018Committee meeting
David Chartrand
Veterans Affairs committee For sure. Without question, bureaucracy is a very powerful creature in governments, including my government. At the end of the day, when you look at it, it's emphasized sometimes that you have to convince them a lot more than you have to convince a minister. It becomes challeng
September 20th, 2018Committee meeting
David Chartrand
Veterans Affairs committee Thank you very much, Neil. You and I have something in common. We have an accent issue—with Métis, and different names. As the Métis nation, of course, we're very honoured to be here before each of you to bring the message from our veterans. I should take the time to reflect qu
September 20th, 2018Committee meeting
David Chartrand