Think about the most recent ad from the Government of Canada that comes to mind. Where have you seen, read or heard this ad?
On those cork boards in university public message places

What do you remember about this ad?
Information on marijuana, driving while under the influence.
why is marijuana being legalized, giving three reasons
Promoting new rules in regards to Cannabis consumption
It was warning not to drive after consuming cannabis
It was a voting package on the 2019 referendum on electoral reform.
Just the end part of "Govt. of Canada" to be honest
Le premier ministre Justin Trudeau qui affirmait que ça coûterait trop cher de mettre fin aux contrats de blindés avec l'Arabie Saoudite.
A change in the voting system for the province
It was about the legalization of marijuana
Policies, public right and responsibilities, programs, services and initiatives
It was regarding the new legalization of cannabis and promoted education and resources around this
it was providing information about cannabis (specifically that it's illegal to bring marijuana across the border)
Loi sur le cannabis et précautions à prendre
Using marijuana while driving will get you in trouble
Cannabis ad - why the government legalized it - it was an interview style with a lawyer and he gave 3 reasons.
La dernière fois c'était au sujet de la légalisation du Cannabis dans le Québec.
Un message de prévention sur la consommatiom de cannabis
it was about the legalization of cannabis is Canada
It spoke about the recent legalization of cannibis
1) Le gouvernement fédéral veut autoriser Statistiques Canada de pouvoir accéder à nos données bancaires<br />2) Le gouv fédéral veut expulser environ 10000 demandeurs d'asile qui ont été refusé comme réfugiés
It detailed the cannabis law as it pertained to bc residents
Loi sur le cannabis<br />Grève des Postes (postal service)
Canada will welcome more immigrants in 2020.
Des dangers suite a la consommation de canabis au volant d'une voiture.
The ad was in reference to the recent legalization of marijuana
Answering questions re cannabis legalization
Loi à propos du Canabis et le soutien pour des travailleurs
C'était au sujet de la loi sur le cannabis
Un avocat du gouvernement du Canada expliquant les raisons de la légalisation du cannabis.<br />
Le message est clair et la présentation de qualité.
L'anonymat des parents qui on fait adopter un enfant.
Que c etait au sujet du canabis et des regles si applicant
Cannabis prévention information sur le web
On annonce un programme fédéral mais qui s&#8217;applique un peu différemment au Quebec
renseignement sur la legalisation du canabis
Une personne (une dame et un homme) répondait à une question d'un jeune sur le cannabis à l'écran durant certaines émission sportives... Il s'agissait de trois raisons invoquant la légalisation : crime organisée, accès aux jeunes et qualité des produits.
Sur le canabis et la conduite automobile
L'annonce parlait de la garde côtière , il disait l'importance de ce service pour les Canadiens.
Un homme âgé parle de cannabis en expliquant la position du gouvernement
C'était à propos de la légalisation du cannabis.
2 cartons (un par personne ) sur papier glacé expliquant l'entrée en vigueur de la nouvelle loi sur le cannabis.
Annonce concernant l'arrivée de la légalisation du cannabis
The ridiculous, over the top, not factual at all, ad for Driving High. It's not that I disagree they should have ads regarding not to Drink and be High while driving, but the dramatization is completely over the top.
Liberal party requesting support and donations
Legalization of marijuana and the Carbon tax
Large, green and reminded society that although smoking marijuana is now legal, driving under the influence is not.
Sale of Cannabis, its restrictions and reasons for making cannabis "legal"
It was information about pot legalization.
It answered some questions on Marijuana. It should have Aired when they first said the were legalizing - not afterword's.
They were talking about weed concerns of the public.
Teaching people about the legalization of marajuana.
It was not a question that I had any reason to consider other than they were trying to make it a point that it was from ottawa.
it was about cannabis, I think, and about driving
It was a car crash related to impaired driving. Marijuana.
It was about marijuana and why the government legalized its use.
Something about getting more educated about cannabis.
Just more government policy and posturing for next election
Justification for the legalization of cannabis.
Not much. It annoyed me, that's all I know.
It concerned marijuana usage after Oct. 17/18
Marijuana commercial with a female doctor (psychiatry) discussing the consumption of pot and a recommended THC content for new consumers, and a separate commercial with a male representative stating why gov.gc.ca legalized pot.
Cannabis: motifs et objectifs de la légalisation par une "tête blanche"
La réglementation en matière de la consommation de la drogue Marie jouana au Québec. <br />Publicité de vivre en l'Antario .<br />Publicité de vivre à Halifax. ........
SADC protection de l'argent des déposants
Part of the government's marijuana legalization roll-out
Annonce concernant la protection de la culture canadienne
Concernant la vente de cannabis au canada
Taxe carbone et remises aux particuliers des provinces où la taxe est contestée par le gouvernement provincial. Nouvel ALENA avec un autre nom.
Concernant le cannabis et sa mise en vente sur le marché
L'annonce donnait de l'information au sujet de la légalisation du cannabis.
Cela parlait de facebook et de comptes qui ont été piratés <br /><br />Entente Etats Unis- Mexique et Canada<br /><br />Le canabis
cette annonce faisait allusion au canabis
Un medecin donnait de l' information sur le canabis
Campagne de conscientisation sur la consommation du canabis.
It was about the legalisation of marijuana
aspects légaux de la loi sur le cannabis
Les provinces qui n'ont pas de plan provincial pour le marché du CO2 vont être sujet aux règles du Canada.
renseignements sur la légalisation du cannabis
Parlait de ce que le parti avait réalisé il me semble.
les mises en garde au sujet du Cannabis avec l'ouverture des succursales SCDQ
The fallacy of the governments stand on marijuana.
Ridiculous ad about why marijuana was legalized
smoking marijuana and where you can legally do this
Indicating the reasons for legalizing cannabis
Legalization of Marijuana and the issues surrounding it
It was an ad about the legalization of marijuana, and a government lawyer explained the main reasons for the legalization
It spoke about marijuana usage - and the risks of driving while high.
It was concise and well done. It was short and handled one or two issues.
Cannabis use and talking to your child<br />Cannabis and not driving
It talked about marijuana, that it impairs ones ability to drive etc
nothing really... it's the "usual" politicians cutting up other politicians - so much I don't even know who or what they are running for.
Reasons why the government was legalizing cannabis
How marijuana has been legalized (not my top concern nor interest, as it does not contribute to a healthier society (excluding actual medicinal benefits)--But hey, at least the potheads are happier than normal), giving polished public reasons for legaliz
Ad talked about the new cannabis legislation and how it will work.
Health issues related to pot<br />Does & don'ts related to pot<br />Safety issues related to driving after pot consumption
It was climate change related but I do not remember details as I immediately tune out, it always being an excuse to raise tax revenues regardless of what the liberals call it or how they rationalize it.
egregiousness, contemptuousness, self serving, misleading
It was giving reasons as to why they legalized pot
It was a health ad about probably cannibus.
Cannabis awareness and facts about the new laws. The info was well communicated and neatly designed.
It was an ad addressing the legalization of marijuana
NOt much, but it was from the Government of Canada (these ads are particular for making sure they are from the gov't)
Why did the Canadian government choose to legalize marijuana
was about the new remembrance day coin from the mint
Tv announcements of the new weed legislation
Be safe whike using cannabis. This is a common sense issue BUT is needed to be made publicly aware.
Fumer du cannabis et conduire non font pas bon ménage
I remember people being given the opportunity to ask a question to the Government which would be given to a MLA for the answee. The question asked was about marijuana.
I think it was something about cannabis.
Total ridiculous. The reason for making Cannabis legal. Not against it but the old guy is outright lying. Comical
Something to do with marijuana legalization.
Diverses Déclarations du premier ministre
Médecin discutant des précautions à prendre p/r au cannabis.
They all seem to be dealing with pot legislation
Legalized marijuana was the subject of ads
something about pipelines and climate change plus a plea for a donation
Elle a fait la manchette des médias surtout la radio.
il étais question de la légalisation du cannabis
Featured tips on how to reduce harm from cannabis consumption
pièce commémorative du centenaire de la guerre 14/18
Sur la consommation de canabis vs conduite automobile
Publication par la poste pour la légalisation du cannabis. Annonces à la télévision à propos du cannabis.
Monnaie de la commémoration de l'armistice
Ils présentaient les changements de la loi sur le cannabis
It was a cannabis legalization awareness ad.
Une tentative maladroite de vendre le concept delà légalisation de la marihuana.
La loi sur le cannabis. Ce qui est permis et ce qui ne l'est pas
It was an ad about Cannabis asking a government lawyer as to why Canada legalized cannabis.
It was about insurance Canada protection plan
Ads addressing superficial bullshit ideas such as to promote making money of drug legalization.
Relating to cannabis. Q and A, don't drive under influence
It was talking about cannabis and the new legislation. That it was going to help young people stay away from drugs.
i0t was explaining why cannabis was legalized
Why the government has legalized marijuana. <br />Canada is a country of Diversity.
About the reasons for legalizing marijuana.
People asking questions about Marijuana. Experts answering them.
One ad was about driving while high. Another was a government employee giving their rationale behind why they needed (or are trying to convince Canadians) to legalize marijuana
The ads concerned the legalization of marijuana.
new realities of life after Oct 17th 2018
Don&#8217;t drive high...oddly enough right around the time the Trudeau government&#8217;s lone campaign promise was enacted (legalized marijuana...bravo, Liberals)
I remember it being self serving and not very helpful
Looking to raise money for the Liberal party
Educating people about the dangers of smoking marijuana and driving.
It was an advert explaining cannabis legalization.
Just that it was from the Government of Canada - probably something to do with the new cannabis legalization
Trying to justify why they legalized cannabis
Driving high is a crime. You could lose your driver's license for this offence.
it was on carbon tax and how they were going to rebate famlies
It was about cannabis and the legalization of it.
Information regarding the legalization and use of recreational cannabis.
Reasons why cannabis was legalized.<br />Don't drive impaired
These adds pertained to the government&#8217;s proposals to levy carbon taxes on provinces that refused to voluntarily impose such taxes and contained false and misleading statements of fact. There are a series of adds being run pertaining to cannabis us
It was an ad on cannabis talking about why it was being legalized
It is to do with weed and driving. Not to drive if u have done it.
C'était une publicité éducative sur la légalisation du cannabis. Une personne du public posait une question sur le cannabis et un professionnel de la santé public répondait.
Fermeture de succursale de la sqdc vu plusieurs b.o.
Military ad.. showing how importance is that and how proud to join this...
They were talking about the elections and marijuana being legalized
It was about a message from the teacher.
About maruana, don&#8217;t drive after having this drug
It was about cannabies and that we should stay away from driving if we took it
I can&#8217;t recall what it was about but I recall it saying &#8220;this is a message from the government of Canada&#8221;
Une annonce sur le cannabis.<br />Une citoyenne demandait pourquoi la canada avait légalisé le cannabis.
It was the cannibis act as and it talked about how it will change things.
Don't recall details other then bc election
dangers of driving while high on cannabis
Talking about marijuana. Saying to consume with precautions, not to consume with alcohol. Dont consume and drive.
It talked about smoking pot . WHERE<br />Said it was.<br /><br /><br /><br />IT WAS or was not legal.
dealing with the legalization of marijauna - drug impairment etc.
It was outlining the reasons for the changes to the cannibis legislation.
questions asked about why Canada legalized pot<br />questions are basic, nothing I didn't know or couldn't figure out on my own
it was for cannabis consumption the steps to take to <br />1. help your children understand the consequences of consumption<br />2. help us understand the consequences of driving while under its influence
100th anniversary of the end of WW1. New marijuana laws and health risks.
How I may be affected by the new laws regarding recreational cannabis.
Ad was explaining the implementation of cannabis legislation
It was about cannabis and discuss how to safely use it
Carbon Tax and what this means to Canadians.
The ad was all about drugs and why they're now legal.
Advertising and pamphlet were about Cannabis. The ads on TV are about health issues with Cannabis and why the gov't chose to legalize the product.
the grey and black colors and the soldiers raising a cross
info on marijuana legalization<br />info in immigrant integration<br />
It was regarding the legal age to purchase canibas.
mp's activities; federal debates; apoligies to jewish community;
things we need too know about the marawana laws..
I believe it had something to do with the referendum.
They were informing the public about the legalization of marijuana.
It outlined the gains the liberal party has made in the past 3 years, and asked me for money.
It was about how it was not okay to drink and boat.
It was information regarding the 3 reasons for legalization.
I think it was on climate change proposals.
reference to the carbon tax rebate, of course oil and gas pipeline
It was about issues related to cannabis.
Explanations for the reason to legalize marijuana
Legalized Marijuana and why it is now legal.
It was cannabis related and I did not watch it closely.
It made me angry because it's all Liberal propaganda.
It was something about marijuana legislation
It was related to the legalization of Cannabis
It was about how to<br />Properly use marijuana
Speaking about the new marijuana laws and what changes for citizens.
something discussing the legalization of marijuana
It was about a service but I don't remember specifics
Had to do with informing people not to drive while high on marijuana
It was an ad about marijuana safety now that it has been legalized in Canada
It was about driving after using Cannabis
Premier Ford blaming the old Liberal government
ekos provide services to canadian citizen<br />
No driving and driving, smoking and driving too
It was information about rules surrounding marijuana impairment.
Marijuana safety <br />New DUI rules<br />Provincial parks<br />
Answering why the government legalized canibus use.
Nothing. I blow by the annoying liberal propaganda
It was about Cannabis and the 3 reasons why the government legalized it.
Legal marijuana/ pipeline purchase / carbon tax<br /> All these different things add up to tax grab with marijuana &carbon tax.<br />Pipeline buy votes. Now a money loss
Liberals are not telling the truth again.
About the carbon tax.<br />Legalization of weed.
Have a plan to pay your debt before you borrow
Cannabis questions on why the government was legalizing it.
It was Doug Ford talking about the legalizing Marijuana.
It was the questions about cannabis and answers provided
TV commercial with different people asking questions about why the Government of Canada has legalized marijuana
It was an RCMP ad telling me the benefits of enlisting.
Un message concernant des changements a des lois déjà mises en place ou des améliorations faite par lengouvernement pour le canda
A bunch of propaganda about legalizing pot.
I remember shaking my head saying: right! It was about the CRTC and fees.
Some of them are about "cannabis clarity".<br />One of them is about consent.<br /><br />Those are the only two types of ad I remember seeing.
It had government Canada symbol in lower right corner
Not sure if informing the public of Cannabis is advertising. Maybe starting the advertising for the federal election is advertising on who is running.
making better choices about cannabis usage
It was more informational, about the Cannabis Act
Government seizing financial information on 500,000 Canadians
I did not like it. I do not remember the topic
it was an explanation of why cannabis was legalized
It was government related. Something about the conservative representative and his family roots.
Explaining reasons for making changes to the laws pertaining to Cannabis
Don't do drugs and drive & why canada made pot legal
All 3 ads were part of the campaign providing information/education to the public on cannabis in the wake of its legalisation.
Cannabis related info. Don&#8217;t drive under the influence. Don&#8217;t mix. Legal age. Quality information. Other health things
It was a lawyer explaining why the government legalized cannabis.
It was about the pot and pot laws and why they were changed.
It is EDC? The crown corp on assisting business owners to do business abroad without having to worry about financial or credit concerns.
It was about canibus, they were answering 3 questions as to why the government is deregulation it.
Most of the ads were about the legalization of Weed.
something about taxes i ignore those ads
Something about "ask questions about cannabis" (I only caught the tail end as I was fastforwarding thru commercials)
if pais taxes all your life apply here n receive refund
All the spokespeople where looking away from the camera. Not one looked at the camera (me)
a propos du 11 novembre et du Jour du Souvenir
I remember the musical melody at the end of the ad. It was not the participaction ad which has been on for many years but it was the same melody.
Sur la controverse concernant la ou les pipeline par le gouvernement fédéral. Les traités entre le Canada et les États-Unis.
Société canadien de protection de l'argent déposé .... SADC
Amelioration acces au systeme/soin de sante pour tous.
Notice of Daily presentation of veterans&#8217; names and locations where public could see them.
il s'agissait de publicité au sujet des visites gratuites dans les parcs nationaux
Promotion de la nouvelle lois sur le canabis récréatif
DONT RECALL. FLUE SHOT. CANNABIS FOR SURE
A propos des centres de distribution pour le canabis.
Vague environmental claims without substantiation
Information sur la légalisation du cannabis.
Conduite avec facultés affaiblies, soit par la drogue ou la boisson
It was about the recent cannabis legalization
La nouvelle loi sur la drogue. Je me demande pourquoi ils ont choisi une jeune fille avec un accent anglais dans une pub en fran^cais. Ça me dérange beaucoup
It was the ad pertaining to Cannabis and why it is better now that it is legal. Don&#8217;t agree with it at all
It was about the legalization of Cannabis
It pertained to legalization of marijuana
It was full of crap. Talking about the reasons legalizing marijuana.
That the federal government is going to put through a national carbon tax despite some provinces objecting.
Clean, clear, about the Cannibis Act, modern
Cra is assuring me that will look int tax havens... Lol with finance minister that does a same...
All about Cannibus and the new regulations surrounding the legalization.
It was about the new rules about canabis
concerned canabis<br />impaired driving - alcohol and/or drugs
It was about the main reasons why Cannabis was legalized.
RE cannabis implementation and age restrictions, driving and health issues re this ....
They were about responsible cigarette butts disposal and marijuana use in driving
How the Government is improving the well-being of the middle class.
It was about the legalization of cannabis.
It explained the details related to the sale of cannabis
The person talked about how the current party eas failing<br />
Answers to common questions about cannabis - why is it now legal, the benefits of legalization, what strengths to buy, don't mix with anything else
Answering common questions about Cannabis law.....some expert old guy (I could relate)
Referenced the recent legalization of cannabis.
The BS reasons why the federal liberal government legalized cannabis.
it was about the legalization of cannabis.
about weed...what not to do..listening about what a seal says
pot awareness add <br />clown music at the end
Don't drive high.... The TV support was about why we were legalizing marijuana
It contained information about the introduction of legal marihuana.<br />I may have seen something on television about conservation but I am not sure about that.
I remember little as I ignored it as federal money spent on propaganda
Warning about driving under the influence of marijuana
Work place safety is the advertisement that i'm referring to. I believe it's a Government advertisement although I could be wrong.
It was takking about the dangers of weed.
Discussed why the Government of Canada decided to legalise cannabis, I've also seen ads and heard ads on the radio discussing punishment for driving while high
Talking about why marajuanna is legalized and how to make sure you use it safely.
about marijuana being legal, it is about time, LOL
Education campaign surrounding legalization of cannabis
it concerned the legalization of canabis
It was a Royal Canadian Mint advertisement of the new $2.00 coin commemorating the 100th anniversary of The Armistice of the First World War.
It outlined the reasons why the Government has legalized cannabis.
It was silly and the information seemed biased and uninformed.
It was about pot and the new law that went into effect. How to talk to children and what is and is not legal
Just how the GOC was putting money in the project.
Currently a lot of ads about marijuana use, and not driving while under the influence. All of these ads kind of blur together in my memory.
Une annonce qui donnait des informations sur la consommation sécuritaire de cannabis.
It was a phone number which you can text to get a health guide
I get their newsletters, so it is generally campaigning for their party and the next election.
Not much I just remember thinking the liberals are wrecking our country
Lots of lies and deciet<br /><br />Lots of refigees
Health Canada spokesperson listing the reasons for the legalization of weed
overall view, that it was disingenuous to the message and that other sources contained factual details.
It was some information about cannabis and why it was legalized.
It provided three reasons why marijuana should be sold legally.
Ended with a 4-note "O Canada" Jingle announcer saying "brought to you by Government of Canada"
Was about Cannabis legalization and warning about health effects.
I only remember seeing our PM face, but the article had to do with a sport in Canada.
Andrew Sheer talking about changes he would make for the citizens
Talking about the cannabis laws and the changes
Cannabis possession while travelling to foreign countries
It was a bus shelter ad against driving while high though everyone looking at it was taking the bus. <br /><br />It was the usual over the top prohibitionist approach that has been proven ineffective.
Just going on about selling pot and why.
Ad related to new legalization of cannabis legislation - shows various people voicing comments and opinions about cannabis use. Voice over states 'there are many opinions and myths about pot' (or something along those lines) followed by message to get th
Now that marijuana is legal, beware of the intoxicating effects and crossing borders
It advertises not to drive after using cannabis.<br />I THINK this is a government ad.
A why is cannabis legal add. Three reasons.
About the we sent legalization of cannabis . The 3 reasons why. Keep it away from kids, regulates quality etc, stops criminals, etc
Something about the public service? <br />I don't quite recall. <br />There was another ad that was put together by one of the public sector unions.
I received an information piece about the legalization of recreational cannabis in the mail
At least two different ads about cannabis, i.e., impaired driving and why the government legalized it. I think there may have been others, but I can't remember them.
The "O Canada" tune at the end. Can't remember what the add was for, though.
invasion of privacy government taking our banking information unknown to us.
It was information about marijuana legalization - mostly geared towards encouraging people not to drive while high, but also containing other useful tidbits of information.
The pit falls of pot, now that it's legal
Historical moment - about kids in residential schools, the black woman who was arrested in NS for paying to watch a movie in a theatre, BDC ads for small business
I believe it was talking about the effects of pot.
Something about the TransMountain pipeline, I believe they were saying it was the safest way to move oil.
questions for canadians concerned about cannabis
It was about safe cannabis use and where to find info on cannabis use.
provincial government advertizing a replacemant for <br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><b
Ads were about cannabis legalization. I was impressed -thought they were quite good.
Too little to late. It was a TV add of the legalization of pot
A Canadian Armed Forces recruiting ad. Female / Navy image.

How did you know that it was an ad from the Government of Canada?
Ils le mentionnaient à la fin du message
It stated that the message was from the gov of Canada
I think it mentioned being from the government at the end of the ad.
because at the end it said "Govt of Canada"
Présentation dans un bulletin de nouvelles.
It had from the Government of Canada logo
It was an info "ad" about what people could expect
It said a message from the government of Canada
because it said so. And it's not fun so....
It said that it&#8217;s A message from the Government of Canada at the end of the commercial.
disclaimer at the end or beginning 'GOC'
it said brought to you by government of Canada
Il y avait le logo du Gouvernement du Canada
Oui c'était le gouvernement du Canada parce que c'est eux qui ont mis leur nouvelle lois en vigueur au mois octobre.
Le logo à la fin de l'annonce et l'annonceur
I heard the government of canada jingle and saw the Canada flag
C'était marqué et dit que c'est annoncé par le gouvernement
It was a message from the Minister of Immigration.
The ad was about safety of cannabis and featured the government of canada logo<br />
Parce qu'à la fin de l'annonce, on nommait le Parti conservateur du Canada
The bottom of the ad stated that it was for and provided by the government of canada
annonce du Gouv. Fédéral et c'est une loi fédérale
C&#8217;était écris et en plus u ne feuille d&#8217;érable rouge
La légalisation du cannabis a été fait par le gouvernement du Canada
à la fin de la publicité il était préciser que c'était une publicité du gouvernement
Clairement identifiée aux couleurs du gouvernement.
La narration dans l Annonce et, si je me souviens bien, la feuille d érable.
Parceque c est le gouvernement federal qui s occupe du canabis
Affichage du sigle du gvt à la fin de l'annonce
identification de la provenance de l' anonce
On l'indiquait clairement à la fin du message
Le sujet, quoique ça pourrait être provincial...
Si je me souviens bien j'ai vu le logo du drapeau du Canada.
Parce qu'ils ont dit que c'était une annonce du gouvernement du Canada
Un logo du gouvernement ou une voix disant "message du gouvernement du canada"
On donnait des conseils sur l&#8217;utilisation du cannabis
A la fin des publicitées, il y avait le logo du Canada.
Remember seeing gov of Canada but don&#8217;t remember what for
Written, stated and/or printed on the ad
Because it had the government of Canada symbol
Govt logo, on the twitter feed from gov&#8217;t
It said so<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />
Claimed the ad was from The Government of Canada on CBC/CTV
Who else runs ads that don't sell anything.
Canadian Government logo at the end of the ad
Because it said at the end that "this message was brought to you by the Government of Canada."
it said something along the lines of 'from the government of canada'
It ended with the "Government of Canada" stinger tag.
I think I saw something at the bottom of the ad
It had the Government of Canada logo at the end of the commercial.
Could you remind me of an ad? Most are not thatmemorable
I don't I generalize amongst what it was about because it was about election stuff not necessarily a government of Canada Add
Had the Government of Canada watermark/trademark
Audio numonic at the end of ad for radio and tv.
It was a conversation between an MP and a young Canadian.
It said at the end 'a message from the Government of Canada'
la chute de la pub (identification)<br />Motifs du gouvernement pour la loi sur la légalisation
Dans la publicité le gouvernement indiqué ladresse du siteweb pour plus d'informations.
It was clearly described/advertised as one
Intervention de M. Trudeau et du Ministre du Patrimoine, Pablo Rodrigez
Commentaires faits par le premier ministre et d&#8217;autres ministres et publicités dans les medias faites par le gvrt du Canada
La loi sur les drogues relève du gouvernement fédéral
J'ai entendu que le gouvernement du Canada mais je ne me souviens pas du reste<br />
Me semble que c'était indiqué que c'était un message du gouv. Du Canada
On entend toujours un 3 secondes du Ho! Canada à la fin
Par la fin de l&#8217;annonce qui mentionne que c&#8217;est un message du gouvernement du Canada.
C&#8217;était spécifié que c&#8217;était une annonce du Canada.
une annonce avec feuille d erable et ils ont dit
Parce que c'était écrit au bas de l'article et il y avait le drapeau canadien aussi.
Les quatre notes de l'hymne national à la fin de l'annonce
the PM was saying he was going to shove it up our backside and he did not care if it hurt
I think it may have said Government of Canada
Because it stated it either in the print ad or on the TV ad or on the social media ad
Either it said Government or I saw a maple leaf
Because at the end of the commercial it said brought to you by the governement of canada
It specifically said so.<br />Plus it had the symbols associated with the government
It had the Government of Canada logo at the end
I think it said at the end that it was info from the federal government.
The was the first advisory message I had seen so it was noticeable
Message from the Government of Canada at the end and the Logo
it said "canada" or "ontario" ... or it was one of the usual names you hear in the media
The person in the ad was a government lawyer/representative? So said the caption/title
Had the famous 4-tones (Da da-da da), Canada & flag logo at end.
It said so and it showed the government of Canada logo.
It said so. And there was the musical score at the end (the first 4 notes of Oh Canada.
Because it said say or was obvious from the content.
it included an elected MP from the ruling party
Text showed it was from the Government of Canada
it was made clear that that was who sponsored it<br />
The flag logo was present. Plus it identified a federal department.
It said "Government of Canada" in the left bottom corner.
It stated that it was an ad from the government
They clearly indicated it was from the Gov't of Canada
Had the Government of Canada symbol on it
it was about the new coin put out by the mint. <br />
The ad said ECD which is owned by the govt of Canada
It had the gov't of Canada logo on it. Note: it didn't say "the Harper Government", wasn't branded in blue, nor did it say the Trudeau gov't. It was properly advertised as coming from the Gov't of C
Just assumed that it was an ad from the Government as the gentleman answering was a member of Parliment or made to appear that way.
It said so plus it showed the Govt of Canada logo.
Stated it was an Advertisement from the Government of Canada
It said so in the ad. This message is from the Government of Canada ...
Si je même souviens bien il a fait une conférence de presse avec sa ministre des affaires étrangères
In the ad the tag line for the government was shown
Presented by the Government of Canada...
parce que c était trudeau lui-même, fédéral
Mention et ou symbole du gouvernement du Canada
c'étais indiqué comme quoi c'étais une annonce du fédéral
It showed the govt of Canada logo at the end and said "a message from the government of Canada"
À la TV, l'annonce fini toujours par quelques notes et sons uniques au gouv.
Le traitement du sujet était insipide et à la fin il y avait le logo du gouvernement.
Musique du gouvernement, sérieux du message et logo du gouvernement du Canada
C'était clairement indiqué... Drapeau et logo du gouv.
légalisation du projet sur le Cannabis - initiative du gouvernement fédéral
L&#8217;an De la fin du message en fait la promotion
J,ai associé la loi sur le cannabis au Canada, mais c'était peut-être le Québec????
It was a government lawyer and the O Canada jingle at the end.
Annonce aux nouvelles par Justin Trudeau
It was printed on the brochure. The radio ad mentioned it at the end.
It says that it was paid for by the government of Canada
It clearly indicated it was a federal government ad
The Ad covered The Cannabis Act under the Government <br />of Canada logo
They were verbally identified as being from the government and they included a graphic identification.
It was tagged with the O Canada stinger at the end.
It said it was paid for by the government of Canada.
Because it was with regards to Government policy
It said it was from the Government of Canada
It was info re: Govt's new legalization law.
it says a message from the gov't of canada
it said it was from the government at the end of the ad with the jingle.
I think it was indicated at the end of the commercisl
The website referenced for further inquiry had a .ca address.
It was stated that these adds were paid for by the government of Canada (Canadian taxpayers).
Seem to recall it dealt with a federal issue
I changed the channel as soon as i realized what it was
It stated so at the end of it. I wasn't really listening to it.
parce qu'il parlait des programmes pour ameliorer le systeme d'education<br />
Say the logo and it said so on the radio
Their logo was on it and the radio ad said "brought to you by the Government of Canada"
They said it was by the government of Canada
Il était écrit à la fin de la publicité : Canada.
La légalisation du pot relève du gouvernement. Federal
Because they said it in the beginning of the ad and after the commercial
Because at the end of the radio ad it had said a message from government of Canada
because the logo mentioned that it was a government of canada ad
Because I heard the lady say at the end of the commercial that it was a message from the government of Canada
It had the government of California logo on the ad
It ended with a message from the government of Canada
it said that this as if from the Government of Canada
Cest une décision fédérale de légaliser le cannabis
Drapeau canadien fin de la publicité avec logo
it was stated on the ad and also at the end ie presented by .....
It said the source was the government in the ad
At the end of the ad they always show that it was government of Canada. Wouldn't be gone terrial or any other problems because they're not the ones doing the legalization of marijuana.
Well the add was driving under the influence of drugs.
A Gov't of Canada lawyer was discussing the issue.
Said government of Canada. Picture of trudeau
Because the stated at the end of the ad. If I heard or seen it again i'd remember
now that I think about it, I'm not sure. I guess I assumed the govt. would be putting one on TV as a way of helping Canadians to remember.
You can always tell from various insignia
It had the Government of Canada logo on it and in the text of the ad.
I believe it had the logo at the bottom.
they said government of Canada..at the end<br />
I seem to recall that it was put out by the Liberal Party
Government of Canada logotypes on the pamphlet
It was clearly referenced in the content and the Canadian Government trade brand at the end of the ad.
It had government of Canada logo at the end.
maybe just assumed but was PM or spokesman for him
Trudeau spouting off about how he was so concerned about the middle class.
Maple Leaf and Gov't of Canada Logo<br />
It had the government of Canada jingle at the end
I remember hearing about the Climate Action Plan in light of the premiers who are against the Carbon Tax.
Canadian flag as a symbol/Oh Canada clip
Because it was a gov official in the ad.
It said it was a message from the Government of Canada and I was disgusted they were spending my tax dollars on it.
Government of Canada logo, and in one case government of Canada was mentioned in the end.
Its showed Government of Canada and it showed the flag
It said, Brought to you by the Government of Canada.
It said government of Canada at the end of the ad
Government of Canada logo at end of ad- tv<br />Musical notes- radio
by the ending, The government of Canada logo
Mentioned in the dialogue of the ad and shown as a credit at the bottom of the final screen
"This ad is sponsored by the government of Canada
Government of Canada logo at the end and the jingle
It is was about political posturing regarding pipelines and empty promises
Because it was about the law of canabis changing
I am familiar with EDC so I know it is the Govt of Canada
I don't know if it was from the Federal govt but the pot legislation does.
Mention du gouvernement du Canada et logi
It said that it was from the Government of Canada in the bottom left corner of the ad
It had a government logo in the bottom right hand corner
Il y avait des inscriptions du gouvernement du Canada.
It ended with 'a message from the Government of Canada '.
It had the government of Canada logo on it too
The said &#8220;government of canada&#8221; in the add
It said so in the ad, and there was a government logo at the end of the ad.
Cause they remind you how brilliant they are
Barely remember but indicated it was from government regarding questions re cannabis
Trudeau was telling his story about carbon tax..
It said brought to you by the <br />Government of Canada the end of the ad.
It&#8217;s written in the end by govt of Canada
Gov of Canada lawyer on it and the Canada mark at the end.
It featured the Government of Canada wordmark, and directed me to canada.ca.
At the end of the commercial it said a message form The Government of Canada.
Assumed due to the nature of the content
Said it was a message from the government of canada
It was a Government of Canada lawyer answering the questions
It said "brought to you by the Government of Canada"
Parce qu'il y a le logo du Gouvernement du Canada. Le gourvernement du Canada a été nommé également.
At the end they said "a message from the government of Canada."
À cause du message de fin qui disait que c'était une publicité du gouvernement du canada
at the end they say they receive support from govenrment of Canada
had the maple leaf logo<br />and said a message from the govt of canada
It was about the CRTC and regulations...
govt logo, message indicating from the GOC
Actually, if I remember correctly, it was about the legalization of marijuana
They were answering why the legalization is right
It said government of canada at the end of it.
It always says at the end if it&#8217;s from the government of Canada..... we usually mute all our commercials, we have no idea what they say,
Because it said it was from the government of Canada
The Government of Canada's Canada with maple leaf was present with each ad.
Said and had the jingle music ( opening notes of O Canada)
The person answering questions was a government of Canada lawyer
It was displayed at the end of the commercial.
Government Minister was in it and it said was from Canadian Government.
Government of Canada at the end <br />announced on TV
Past knowledge. Don't remember seeing any visual indicators, but I wasn't looking either.
It said it was from the government of Canada and it had the government of Canada logo.
It said 'a message from the Government of Canada' at the end
At the end, they said something like "brought to you by the government of Canada" .
It said it was an ad from the Government of Canada
I think there was jingle then it looked and sounded gov vanilla blaaa<br />
Il me semble que ce soit assez évident quand on parle du gouvernement fédéral.<br />
Logo du Gouvernement canadien... Ils le disaient aussi &#128522;
le drapeau canadien et le sigle canada en faisait partie
logo site/adresse internet du canada, ie, ".ca"
I assumed it was Veterans&#8217; Affairs, was more interested in the content.
les informations contenues et la conclusion
Il me semble que c'était clair qu'il s'agissait d'une publicité<br />pour souligner les 150 de la Confédération
logo du gouvernement du canada à la fin de la publicité
c'est clair que c'était le gouvernement et pas les Hells
car ça parlait de la réglementation canadienne et de l'objectif qui était sous-jacent alors que les publicités provinciales sur le sujet parlait plus de la mise en pratique de cette nouvelle réglement
It said Government of Canada and either had a picture of Trudeau or said his name
the dude in the ad was identified as a govt lawyer
La teneur du texte et la signature visuelle finale.
I'm not sure, but I think they said it at the end. I know they usually do
Tout au long de la pub on parle du gouvernement du Canada et à la fin on voit leur logo
L'idée que leGouvernement doit justifier la légalisation du cannabis
Stated in the ad at the end from the Government of Canada
It said it was from the Canadian government
Because the gov't is trying to push it and it was proud to tell us.
It said government of Canada at the end of the ad.
clearly advertised that it was from the government.
It said so at the end and showed the govt logo.
It says and message is consonant withbruling party
Because they said....also what they talked about
Voice identified so at the end of ad, with brief snippet of O Canada.
Who else would it be from? facts only, not sales.
Because they were advertising something they were doing, I think it was the carbon tax. I don&#8217;t pay much attention to their Ads as the Liberals have done little in a possitive sense to improve o
It was some form of govt't either provincial or federal. Usually makes no difference, unless it's that creep Doug ford
It said so in the ad and had the government logo.
it said Government of Canada in print at the end
I feel like I saw a logo somewhere, but mostly it&#8217;s because it&#8217;s about public health and safety
The Prime Minister is usually featured, either pictorially or by name.
It stated that it was and had the Government of Canada symbol at the end.
"Government of Canada" was shown at the end of the ad.
It was stated on the pamphlet that it was from the government.
Ohh I think you can tell easily enough besides the announcement and screen banner at the end
Because of the message saying that it was a Canadian government ad.
It was Justin Trudeau suggesting that in spite of paying out additional funds on account of carbon tax, many taxpayers would be getting a rebate.
On TV, it said so. On the radio, the ad ended with something about sponsored by, and the print ad also had something about the government of Canada
says it in ad or logo at end of commercial
I believe it states that at the end of the advertisement
It said it was a message from the government of Canada.
It said so with the leitmotif afterwards
It said "from the government of canada" at the end, I think.<br />Or there might have been a government of canada logo at the end
I remember it saying brought to you by Government of Canada
Because they were talking about marijuana, and the different laws about it, and I forgot about another one, a boat the disability, because I am a person with a disability
quite frankly now that I think about it I assumed it was a federal advertisement, it might well have been provincial...but I do recall the flag logo
I think it idenified the ad was from the Royal Canadian Mint.
I watch all media when Govt of Canada is the subject. I also watch media such as YouTube to be aware of the negativity of the right by Conservatives such as Doug Ford, Michele Rempel and Andrew Sheer
because it said presented by the government of Canada
It said it was by the Canadian government, had the logo as well
Glimpse in passing, I do not sit down to watch TV much
It states "a message from the government of Canada,"he and most marijuana advertisements recently have been from the government.
It reminded me of our unfortunate prime minister
I got surveys every 3 days n I remember watching some videos that the people they were running for heart attacks patience and I saw one were some one was running for canadans cancer society
It&#8217;s said presented by the government of Canada
I remember the logo and talk about politics
Because it was related to legal canabis for their promotion
Ils ont mentionnés gouvernement du Canada
It was clearly stated "Government of Canada", either audibly or in writing.
It said paid for by the government of Canada
Gov of Canada or Liberal Party - same thing at this point in time.
Logo and announcer closing the ad by stating that it was "from the Government of Canada".
It said something about the government of Canada.
The person providing the information was identified as a Government of Canada employee and the Government of Canada Logo appeared at the end of the ad.
Announcer said so Jingle (first 4 notes of O Canada)
It said so at the end of the advertisement.
It was not from the government per se but it featured a picture of our government's leader.
Good question....<br />He's a politician and was talking about the next election so I thought he was
It said it was from the Government of Canada.
FlagMark, which is often compromised by places such as Immigration Advisors, firms doing business with Government agencies.
I think it closed with something like 'this message is from the Governement of Canada'
said it was from Canadian Federal Government, Canadian Government Logos used
End of ad said something about government
The government of Canada logo at the end.
announcement at the end of the ad along with slogan
It was mentioned at the end of the commercial with the jingle.
The end of the ad said it was from the government of Canada
The waving flag and Government of Canada logo.<br />
Had Liberal slogan in the corner. The ad also was about Justin Trudeau
The ads stated that they were produced by the Government of Canada.
Sad at end of commercial was government of canada
Had the government of Canada "logo --the words govt of canada and the flag"
Trudeau spoke about it to try and convince us it was ok for him to do it. that the conservatives had done worse.
Just assumed it was federal not provincial.
I think it said so somewhere, though I don&#8217;t recall if I saw the GOC logo on it.
bdc is a fed govt crown corp<br />heritage minutes are done by heritage canada - knew this from news and fine print on ads at the end
Actually I'm not 100% sure that it wasn't from the Government of Ontario but it was one of them.
Good question, I just assumed it was. Now I'm not sure.
There was the logo of the Government of Canada or one of the ministries on it
Branding on the pamphlet and logo/chime used to denote GoC ads online.
the questions were answered by political figures
I follow politics on CBC, in the news papers and on the tv news in the evening
Because no one else would be posting about legalities of Canabis at this time
told how the government was making children safe from marijuana

Where have you seen, read or heard this Government of Canada ad about Canadian Veterans?
in person, veteran selling poppies ads on the coin box
It may not have been an ad. It could have been a political show, such as Power and Politics.

What do you remember about this ad? What words, sounds or images come to mind?
Canadian mint about new veterans coins coming out!?!
It was about small houses for vetrans and I don't recall much else
&#8220;We will remember them.&#8221; It spoke of veterans as our fathered, brothers, husbands, sons, sisters, daughters.
Remembrance day is coming up so there are quite a bit of ads. Most remembrance day commercials or ads includes the poem in flanders field
image of a soldier from the First World War.
J'ai vu l'annonce sur la monnaie Canadienne . Il montrait la pièce de 2$ à rapport avec les vétérans.
Images of men and women during the ww's Reasons why we should be proud to be Canadians
une jeune fille qui se pose des questions sur le symbolisme du coquelicot, elle fait des recherches, comprend son importance et en trouve même un réel (qui vient d'un champ de bataille de la 1ere guerre)
The subdued sound and nice images of the poppie...
It was advertising a commemorative coin about the anniversary of the armistice
Cannot specifically say; images probably
historic pictures and images, Netherlands I think, France maybe
Not much. Just remember it was to do with Remembrance Day
As a veteran i usually pass these by as it is so much bull faddle.<br /><br />Over 21 years working under over and around jet engines and my hearing loss got rejected when i applied for assistance.
Where the poppy on your shirt and your page
les services aux anciens soldat et la photo
A titre explicatif, c'est à la mémoire et un rappel pour nous, ce que les vétérans ont fait comme sacrifices pour que le Canada sera toujours libre, fort.
On fesait l'hisorique de ce que les avaient accomplis pour leur pays et son avenir
IL S'EST DIT TELLEMENT DE CHOSES SUR LES VÉTÉRANTS, QUE JE N'ESSAIS PAS DE ME RAPPELER LES PROMESSES JAMAIS TENUES PAR LES POLITITIENENS.
Le coquelicot soulignant les sacrifices de nos anciens combattants
je crois qu'on montrait des soldats mais c.est flou
Penser à tous ceux qui ont donner leur vie pour la paix ou quelque chose s'y approchant.
Digital poppy for Veterans' Day. Canadian legion
WW1 Canadian troops in trenches, running up a hill, marching, and shooting.
It was an ad about the Canadian mint honoring veterans with a coin
A family at a grave, the ghost of the soldier standing on the other side of the tombstone watching them.
About remembrance day... veterans in service and active service people images...
Something to do with their value and to celebrate them
something about the 100th anniversary of a battle?
Reminding people to buy a poppy for Remembrance Day
it is the 100th anniversary and we all need to remember
It was an advertisement regarding Remembrance Day and Canadian veterans
Remindeing us of the service of our veterans and of the upcoming Remembrance day services across Canada
It was nicely done, 100th anniversary of end of the war
Mint Coins that could be personalized and also downloaded
A long term care care or retirement home (can't remember which) for veterans is scheduled to close.<br />It is pathetic that Canada supports newcomers to Canada with free housing, benefits etc when our veterans who fought for us get thrown out of their h
une phrase maîtresse bilingue ( écrite dans les deux langues officielles)
J'ai entendu le mot vétéran mais je ne me suis pas attardé sur le sujet.
pièce commémorative; honorer le sacrifice.
It was something about retirement from the military and finding other employment.
The new $2 coin with the poppy..... The virtual poppy....
Il avais pas d'argent pour le local de vétérans
les vétérans ont participé aux deux grands conflits on doit leur dire merci et en prendre soin
the new 2$ coin celebrating the 100th years of armistice day.
about November 11 100 years armistice day
Sacrifice and hardships,<br />BUT we won the war
they want them to give them tiny houses for the homeless vets
100 years since end of WW 1 and men in the trenches
I remember seeing a picture of an older war veteran and that it was from the Government of Canada
references to military/ invictus games/ importance of Nov 11/poppy sales
cheers about health and that they need more help
It was to do with a quarter and a poppy on it.
I remember showing veterans people and a statement of that
About the hundredth anniversary , Remembrane Day veterans battkes
I cannot recall anything specific other than ads leading up to Rememberance Day and also the anniversary of freeing the netherlands
images of war, images of veterans, what they have done for our country
War and sacrifices made by the soldiers in any country.
Ad that I have seen is about the new memorial coin honouring vetrans.
The government helping them remembering their service to our country
Minister of veteran affairs. Making a statement
don't take our freedom for granted...good men fought and died to attain it..and when they need help now we should all help..through the the government with our tax money.
They key message to remember those that sacrificed for our great country.
It was the storming of the Beach and various war scenes, in the trenches.
Governor General pinning poppies on Veterans. Should be other way around
Contact info for VAC and new changes to the charter.
Can&#8217;t remember exactly something about not having money for veterans
no grave left alone. program where school childfren place popies on graves of veterans
Not much, just that it was about veterans
It was about our delegation going to the Invictus Games.
Soldier in the ad. Don&#8217;t remember what else.
can't remember clearly, but I think it talked about improving the life of them through programs. Think it showed O'Reagen, the minister in one of them
a picture of the monument in Ottawa with a red poppy. image only is what I remember
What I remember stated that all money collected for poppies would be split up <br />to be available for any veterans that needed it within the province.
It was the Canadian Mint and about the new Toonie that will be released this coming weekend.
une annonce avec musique douce militaire sur l'importance du souvenir
The government is doing more to support veterans
Again it may not have been an ad. It was PTSD related but could have been a political TV show.
Je voyait des gens a la guerre , sur un champs de bataille et il parlait du coquelicot !!!
Une convocation publique pour souligner/celebration de cette journeee Commemorative.
Image of soldier on left-hand side, explanation of concept, lists of locations.
Qu'il ont combattus pour que nous ayons la paix
Guerre de trancher et pour le centenaire de la guerre 14 18.
That there is going to be a new 2 dollar coin for veterans.
Nothing specific. Saw the oldest veteran (93) at some wreath laying ceremony in Ottawa. <br />CTV news does more to get the info out than the govn't
About special coin for veterans (Remembrance Day)
Images of soldiers comes to mind and the a fact that this is the 100th anniversary of the end of WWI
100 Anniversary of Vlimy Ridge and Remembrance Day.
Remembrance day and the poppy I believe. Whether I saw it or not, I always buy poppies to support our veterans.
A special edition of $2 coin about the end of WW1.
Remembrance Day upcoming and veterans contribution to the people of Canada
New quarter introduced for 100 year anniversary of 1st world war
It is the 100 year anniversary of the ending of World War I.
veterens //a lot of them // are suffering and on the streets
Only the ad of the commemorative coin. Not really an ad about Veterans.
How Canada is abusing veterans, I believe they should get paid more and be covered for the rest of their lives after much beyter
Something about remembering our veterans and health care
Ad said they fought for us, now it is time for us to fight for them. It was a mental health ad directed towards veterans.
How we forget about our vets especially now on the 100th year anniversary of the end of the first world War.
I just remember feely poorly for these brave men.
there is a new cin and remembrance day is comong
Specific information on remembering vets for contribution
Pretense at helping veterans without defining them. Pretense only before poppy days (which are worthless), and Remebrance day, which is about wars so long ago that few served in them and today's veterans are dropped as soon as they are injured or disch
Gov&#8217;t to allocate more funds to help vets. with medical needs
Justin Trudeau does not want to help veterans and government employees are still not<br />getting paid
WWI soldiers in profile<br />something about poppies on ipads
world war 1 veterans, pictures of the corporal killed at the war memorial and the wo killed in St . Jean
It was an ad about the new coin with a poppy on it.
posters on the bulletin board in the Legion. Poppies being sold in a restaurant. A dedication of a memorial in Lansdowne ( organized by a local woman - Janet Gaylord ).

Which sources would you rely on when looking for information about remembrance and the contributions of Canada's Veterans?
My own memory; internet (Google) searches on any specific topic or anniversary
I do not use Social Media for accurate Information
Books authored by Jacques R Pauwels, Stephen Gowans, David Ray Griffin
Je ne cherche jamais d'informations sur la commémoration des vétérans
JE NE CHERCHERAIS-PAS D'INFORMATIONS SUR CE SUJET
je n'ai jamais demadé d'information, mais j'irais sur internet avec le mot vétérans
Great Uncles who fought , husband and brothers-in-law who were in WW11
Don't need to know this, I already know their contributions
I noted Facebook, Twitter and Instagram above. I mean posts by government officials I trust.
or Google "government Canada veterans" for site
personal stories being shared by friends and family members
Royal Canadian legion for location of cenotaft
In a local mall banners of veterans with photos are displayed as well on street lamp posts
The volunteers who are now in the community selling poppies
La commémoration des vétérans canadiens n'est pas dans mes intérêts.
Je ne cherche jamais d'informations pour ce sujet.
I do not look for any information on veterans. War is wrong!!!!
I would search terms first, rather than choose a source
I don't usually seek that Information out
I dont I have looked for imformtion, at my age, I think I know the value of our veterans
Stories and records from my grandfather who is a veteran
Whatever source is the most reliable and honest. I don't watch t.v.
This is not something I have looked for information on recently.
I know soldiers personally and don't need to search
Friends that are veterans or are retired from the military
I do not look for veteran information. Im not a veteran
I have never looked for info about Canadian veterans.
Family members, friends, and associates with military ties.
None. I don't partake of Rememberance Day
I&#8217; m a contributor to the ?War Amps and view then as a source I can trust
History channel on TV.... also recent historical movies, from library...
Information from the Federal Government.
Trusted historical websites. Websites of organizations that provide services and/or support to vets.
Old versions of brochures from Veterans Affairs Canada that I have collected over the years.
Any media where I would find information including
CKNW Radio Talk Hosts & Guests (Roy Green Show)
I don't typically seek out this information
The Canadian Encyclopedia which mentions the blood and military mistakes
email links sent by some of my subscriptions such as war museum, NAC or other regular e- notices
Word of mouth from neighbors and friends plus the Army, Navy, Air Force (ANAVET) organization
bulletin board at local legion, church nulletins

Internet website, please specify:
Start with a search engine, click on reputable links
pages de nouvelles crédibles comme Radio Canada, LCN, etc.
faire moi même des recherches sur le site Gouv. Fédéral
Quoi faire à Québec aujourd'hui Site du gouvernement fédéral
history channel, cbc, google remembrance day and see what websites come up
the intercept, guardian, globe and mail, new york times,
GoC website; Royal Canadian Legion Website
Major newspaper or radio stations websites
government of canada website such as veterans affairs.
Government of Canada, The Canadian Legion
Wikipedia. And probably I would make a general search of Canadian soldiers and veterans
Site internet du du gouvernement canadien
Je ferais une recherche google et je trouverais un site officiel
Journaux Journal de Québec, le Soleil, la Presse
read most of my news through internet web sites toronto Sun Star globe and mail National post
cbc.ca, globeandmail.com, the star.com, canada.ca
Gov.ca royal Canadian legion... armed forces websites
Google - internet search of specific information needed
Toronto Star, National Post, Toronto Sun
Wikipedia (and maybe using their links to get more info)
Google News (local), Toronto Star, CTV News
I would likely go to veterans affairs, as well as the CDN Legion and other similar sites
les sites suggérés par Google et autre engin de recherche
sites des ministère du gouvernement canadien
sites d'histoire, wikipedia, sites des régiments canadiens.
CBC News or a Canadian federal government, veteran's affairs
national newspapers, TV channels websites
recherchant les mots commération vétérans canadiens
wikipedia, also the city hall website, also various historical archives
Wikipedia, site du gouvernement du Canada
news websites cbc.com, ctv.com, globe and mail online, gazette online
Websites of reputable news sources, such as CBC, Globe and Mail
Small Dead Animals, Blazing Cat Fur, Halls Of Macademia, Rebel Media.
Various websites, particular the university and such
provincial and federal government websites
Local town/city website and legion web site
wikipedia, government website, library and archive canada
Federal, provincial, and municipal government websites
Google, pour faire une recherche ou le site du gouvernement du Canada
Using google for specific government sites
Government sites, education sites- universities
Veterans Affairs Canada, Legion, google search
Government website and veterans organization and charities websites
castanet Globe and Mail The Walrus The Type
Government of Canada, veterans organizations.
google search, official government website
CBC News articles, if there are any at the time
various magazines, newspapers, history sites, etc
Government websites; Canadian history online; website for the National War Museum
Veterans affairs website, and the weather network
cbc.ca, maybe other cdn media websites like ctv, globeandmail, etc.
Gouvernement du Canada, la légion canadienne, la DND ou les médias nationaux.
I would google my question and pick the best option
cant remember the site, husband is avid Canadian War History researcher
CBC, GLOBE & MAIL, NATIONAL POST, daily news updates on my iPhone
I would so a search and click on Canadian results
What ever would apply to what I needed to know
I watch television quite often and the internet also.
Government of Canada, specifically Veteran's affairs
Canadian national news sites (CBC, Globe, National Newswatch)
legion, church websites, google search results
Government website or verified site for veterans
news sites (i.e. CTV, CBC) as well as countless historical sources
canada.ca or veterans.gc.ca or forces.gc.ca
CBC, National Post, Ottawa Citizen, Globe and Mail, and Google News websites
BBC, Reuters News Network, CBC World, Canada, Ottawa
I&#8217;d google government websites about rememberence activities, also cbc.ca
I&#8217;d start with a google search - not sure what websites would pop ip
would do a browser search to find events near me
Remembrance and the contributions of Canada's Veterans

Magazines, please specify:
Receive history mag.f veteran articles this month

Newspaper (daily), please specify:
ed. journal, national post, vancouver sun,
Daily Courier (Kelowna, BC), Saturday issue of Globe and Mail
La Presse, le journal de Montréal, Le Devoir
Nous retrouvons de petits articles dans les pages du quotidien.
La Presse, le Devoir, le Journal de Montréal
Globe and Mail, Guardian, New York Times,
Journal Le Soleil de Québec ou Le Devoir de Montréal
The Toronto Star will have information on evenyts and services
Globe and Mail, National Post, Waterloo Region Record
Globe and Mail online, Guelph Mercury online, National Post online
London free press, national post, toronto sun, Chatham daily news
Globe and Mail, Ottawa Citizen, La Presse
remembering all they fought for to our benefit in Canada
Leader post, toronto star, winnipeg free press,
TORONTO STAR, TORONTO SUN, GLOBE AND MAIL
times colonist. globe and mail. national post
Winnipeg Free Press; Globe & Mail; Ottawa Citizen
GLOBE AND MAIL, OTTAWA CITIZEN,TORONTO STAR,FINANCIAL POST,NATIONAL POST
local newspaper...daily and weekend specials
Toronto Start, National Post and Globe and Mail
Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, Hamilton Spectator
CBC news or Chronicle Herald (likely online articles)
National Post ; Vancouver Sun ; Globe and Mail
Globe and Mail, Ottawa Citizen, Toronto Star, National Post
Ottawa Citizen, Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, Montreal Gazette

Journal or newspaper (weekly or community), please specify:
Les journaux hebdomadaires régionaux (Ex: Beauce Média, etc...)
Canadian Jewish News; Journal du Barreau du Québec
Local weekly papers - The Tanner or Independant.
Stories about local veterans in the community both present and past!
The Breakers insert in the CHronicle Herald
Vancouver Sun, Vancouver Courier, The Georgia Straight
The Chilliwack Progress, Chilliwack Times
local paper and the booze up called the pathetic Legion.
Kemptville Advnace, North Grenville Times
North Grenville Times; Kemptville Advance

Can you name any Veterans Affairs Canada programs you may have heard of?
Aide au maintien à domicile<br />Support pour stress post-traumatique<br />Assurance Croix-Bleue
I don't know much about this except that there are programs that help with housing and counselling?
War Amps, Veterans Hospitals, War Memorials!?!
medical and health support, social supports of various kinds
no, <br />i am aware of this branch of government , but do not require its services for my self
Not a specific program but I am most familiar with supports for veterans with PTSD like psychological assessment and treatment support.
Remembrance Day programs, PTSD and other mental health treatment programs.
ptsd programs<br />medical cannabis programs<br />
Members receive benefits for life a certain length of service
Programs for helping it elderly vets with housecsre etc
Veteran's Food Bank<br />Veteran's small housing project in Calgary
Financial assistance, personal care, care and support by health professionals, education and training, rehabilitation, funeral burial program, death benefits, disability benefits e.t.c
Services audiologiques, et autonomie des anciens combattants
medical assistance (including for PTSD), disability benefits, career transition after service.
L'aide quand ils reviennent au Canada après avoir été dans des pays ou on avait besoin d'eux.<br />Ceux qui reviennent bléssés, le support moral
Non, je sais qu'ils sont nombreux, toutefois certains anciens combattants ont des difficultés à arriver
Non, mais je me souviens combien un ministre du temps de Steven Harper fut incompétent envers eux.
Mon père en est un<br />Pension non imposables <br />Programme pour mal entendent car lui blessure<br />
Je n&#8217;en connais pas tellement, peut-être thérapie dans choc post-traumatique.
Je ne connais pas le nom exact mais il y a un programme qui vient en aide aux anciens combattants ayant des troubles mentaux (ex-Yougoslavie, Irak, Afganisthan, etc.). Étant donnée que ce ministère est problématique, peu efficace et efficient, probableme
J' ai entendu parler pour les soldats qui reviennent d'un conflit, il y a des programmes de suivi psychologique
Je sais qu&#8217;il y a un hôpital à Ste-Anne de Bellevue
Hospitals and services for the PTSS, Legion activities alongside our Scout and Guiding movement - involving our youngsters
Amputés de guerre<br />Coquelicot<br />Monuments
Je ne connais pas de programmes spécifiques, mais je sais qu'il y a de l'aide. Je crois qu'il y a des logements, de l'aide pour psychologue.
Hôpital des anciens combattants à sainte Anne de Bellevue
Aucun. Ce n'est pas un sujet auquel je porte attention.
service aux anciens combatants, hôpitaux des ancien combattants,
Je sais qu'il y a une résidence pour eux à Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue
Soins infirmiers dans Hôpital des Vétérans <br /><br />Services de Soutien lors de funérailles
sending packages/resources to schools for Remembrance day
Pdst help,assistance thru veterans affairs
Long term disability<br />Career Impact allowance<br />Emergency funds<br />Disability awards<br />Diminished capacity
cannot name any but might be able to recognize a program if I heard its name
Other than some housing support...long ago. None
No, I think from what I've seen on the net they suck at looking after are vets, and those that are running it should be fired!
Retraining of veterans to transition to civilian workforce. Disability.
Career transitioning, education and training
They provide Ptsd treatment for soldiers
Medical and mental health. Mortgage assistance. New job training.
not by name. I have heard about both physical and mental health programs.
Pension Plans, Disability Pensions, Veteran's Food Bank in Calgary.
transition a la vie civile et soutien monetaire
not really other than the governments lack of payment to veterans with ptsd.
medical assistance for vets who have lost a limb or are suffering from PTSD
Veterans food drive<br />Poppy fund<br />Veterans (without government help) seeking other Veterans to help them
There's a guaranteed income program or pension...right?
The Memory Project from years ago. I participated in it.
No. I think that we honestly do more for refugees than Veterans.
Vocational Rehab, disability allowance, vip, dental, medical,
I am not familiar with any specific program
I know there's a program that provides resources to schools. Lesson ideas and information for teachers to share with students and ensure that Veterans are understood, appreciated and not forgotten.
Veterans Affairs paid for my university after my father was killed on duty. My mother had health coverage from them for the rest of her life. I'm afraid things have changed since then - and I don't think they should have.
I can't. <br /><br />But I am aware that the canine PTSD program was either cancelled or refused funding. I feel that service dogs are invaluable and absolutely necessary for returning soldiers suffering from PTSD or other traumas, physical and emotional
medicinal canibus for PTSD<br />support for families of those killed <br />support for medical care and rehabilitation<br />Legion activities for veterans (social)
1) Allocation pour études et formation<br />2) Fonds d&#8217;urgence pour les vétérans<br />3) Fonds pour le bien-être des vétérans et de leur famille
Soigner ces derniers dans l'hôpital des anciens vétérans.
Aide aux vétérans souffrant de choc post-traumatique
Programme permettant une formation une fois que les AC sortent des Forces<br />Programme de support psychologique
Programme d&#8217;aide pour la santé physique et psychologique des vétérans
Soutien aux personnes qui ont des problemes de sante mentale - choc post traumatique , abus
La distribution de coquelicots et les parades de commémorations
J'ai très peu de connaissances sur le sujet.
pas beaucoup, pour ne pas dire rien du tout.
Faire travailler ceux qui ont été blessé
La seule chose que je sais c'est qu'ils ont un endroit au CHUL qui accueille les anciens vétérans
je ne suis pas certaine mais PAC (programme anciens combatants)
pas vraiment mais je sais que <br />ça existe
Aide au niveau de la santé, le maintien des édifices des légions canadiennes dans les régions dont la mienne, les activités le jour de la commémoration ainsi que le port du coquelicot
Aide pour déplacements (TRAVEL/PLACEMENT).<br />
Aide financière aux Anciens combattants et à leur famille.<br /><br />Soutien dans leurs besoins médicaux.
-compensation pour déficience physique reconnue<br />-support financier aux activités domestiques<br />
Soutien financier aux blessés de la 2e guerre
Programme monétaire des anciens combattants, prime qu&#8217;ils reçoivent pour compenser.
Les différents soins offerts aux anciens combattants surtout ceux qui ont besoin de soins physiques et psychologiques. Je me souviens d'articles de journaux où l'on se plaignait de ne pas être bien suivis occasionnant des divorces et des vies perdues
Retaining of the veterans to find civilian jobs when they can no longer service due to injury.<br /><br /><br />Sunnybrook hospital
Vets hospital and logings at Sunnybrook Hospital, some get a small pension form the government.
programs for veterans with disabilities or PTSD<br />Sunnybrook hospital wing
I can't remember any programs that I have heard of
Disability benefits<br />Survivor benefits<br />Honouring veterans<br />Death benefits
Not specifically - I&#8217;m assuming there is a pension as well as disability compensation
Special Assitance Programs for vets<br />Death Benefits/Funeral Expenses<br /><br />
PTSD treatment for family members of Veterans.
No. The survey has no means to enter a simple 'no' to this question
Medical and mental aid... mobility services... return to work programs... service support dogs
I cannot specifically tell you the exact name, but I know they help veterans with financial aid, housing aid and mental health programs
actually not so much in recent years but when I was growing up there were a few WW2 veterans in our village. They were well looked after by Veterans Affairs and lived better than most of us but I ALWAYS FELT THEY DESERVED EVERY HELP THEY GOT, STILL DO.
Education, health (eg mental health) supports, pensions.
Programs where they plant trees, 300 so far on the Highway of Heroes<br />Programs where they put on special events for them to get together
Veterans hospital/residence at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto.
vaguely &#8211; disability, ptsd, pension
My Dad was a recipient of the reduced mortgage program until it was discontinued.
Assistance for disabled vets<br />Vetra s hospitals
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder counselling, prosthetic, Legions, key tags, poppies
every year I contact them to get supplies, such as the newspaper, posters, pins, bookmarks, postcards, etc. for my grand-daughters school and our Girl Guide unit. <br />Veteran's Hospital at Sunnybrook, Invictus Games, new inventions for prostectics
PTSD&#8217;s support, suicide hotlines, support for legions, rehabilitation, social clubs
Pensions, health benefits but I cannot remember the official name.
Not any programs other than support for the families of vetrans.
Unfortunately, no specific program comes to mind.
I worked for the DVA at a Veterans Hospital.
Income support, educational retraining, death and disability benefits
Taking care of veterans who need hospitalization
Burial fees/assistance<br />PTSD assistance<br />
Pension, PTSD treatments, resettlement after service
Long term care or retirement home (don't remember which it is)
They bought a Scooter for my Dad.He was a Korean war Veteran.
No not really. I know some people I know get help around their homes.
Assistance with health, dental and Rehab.care.<br />Counselling for PTSD<br />Home Care and Seniors care
benefits to those injured, medical cannabis, retraining for civilian careers
The one providing PTSD support to the Garnier fellow.
Nil. Do not know of sny however I do not have any veterans in our immediate family.
VETERANS WINGS AT HOSPITALS, PROVIDING ASSISTANCE WITH HOME MAINTENANCE, PTSD HELP.
Services de santé - lits d&#8217;hôpitaux<br />Événements honorifique<br />Bureaux de service n région<br />
I don&#8217;t know of any specific programs.
- réorientation professionnelle<br />- programmes en santé mentale
I have heard about Vétérans Affairs on CBC radio and TV a few times over the years and on CTV television news.
commémoration du 11 novembre<br /><br />Hôpitaux des anciens combattants
Over the year many negative things have been said about the lack of services available such as dogs to help them deal with PTSS. Closing of offices that can help veterans or guide them to resources in their community. Reduction of benefits. All very sa
Don't remember. I heard something recently.
Survivor benefits, disability support and rehab, PTSD treatment, job placement
I think there's some mental health programs to help deal with PTSD? And there was something where veterans were given the option to take their entire pension in one lump sum, I don't know if that still exists.
À part le coquelicot, il y a une cérémonie à Ottawa où on dépose une couronne
Aide aux Anciens Combattants, par exemple: choc prost-aumatique
hopital ancien combattant<br />jour du souvenir
Carte des forces canadiennes, fond de pension, armée canadienne, vétérans, médias, dépressions, etc
l'ancien hopital de ste anne de belle vue
Malheureusement, je n'y connais rien. Tout ce que je sais, c'est que dès que j'entends les mots anciens combattants, mon coeur se remplit de respect pour ces hommes et ces femmes qui n'ont pas hésité à mettre leur vie en jeu pour sauver notre liberté. J'
I can't name one but i can assume they have job placement,education programs,health and i hope they have programs helping with PTSD.
À part leur rente et l'aide psychologique je n'en connais pas d'autres
No because the government of Canada doesn't promote Veterans in any concrete way. Lots of talk, not much action.
Education, training; Health care; career assistance...
St Anne&#8217;s Hospital, near Montreal, QC
Vétéran Affairs résidences e.g. St Anne de Bellevue in Montreal
Réhabitation à leur retour au pays concernant problèmes de santé physique ou mentaux
Changing the access points of care for retired veterans
Medical treatment for physical and psychological illnesses. Pensions. Programs to reintegrate veterans into the civilian workforce.
Remembrance Day Service<br />Veteran Services for Veterans and family<br />Veterans Records<br />Financial Support to Veterans<br />Veteran hospitals<br />Mental health and support for PTSD<br />
it helps veterans stay in there home , clean house , clearing snow ,cutting grass .<br />
Veterans affairs pays for a convicted murderers PTSD treatments because he is the son of a Veteran.
Medical Programs such as assisting veterans with PDSD,Prostetics etc
Providing services to a convicted murderer who has never served.
PTSD treatment. Could do more though.<br />Widows assistance.<br />Pensions.
veteran well being fund, the invictus games, legions, korean, vietnam, peacekeepers associations
Mental health programs, pension, Health Services
My son helped a veteran and his wife to stay in their home but I do not remember the name of the programme.
I know most of the programs since I have been Veterans Service officer at the local legion Branch #296 and attend Yearly update seminars.
I do not know the name but it is an organization promoting mental health for veterans.
Nothing specify comes to mind, unfortunately
Supposed to provide pension (not lump sum), medical support. Not sure of names of programs
Not by name but I have met injured veterans who were provided with substantial medical support upon their return.
Retraining program for after veterans return from duty
Just the ministry and the Minister of Veterans Affairs.
PTSD therapy, Canadian Legion support, disability pensions
Remembrance day activities, financial support, medical services, helping veterans transition back to civilian life
Hospital care, pensions, helping establish memorials, help with disabilities, mental & physical
Career transition services, health and dental benefits
Je ne connais pas de programmes particuliers, mais je connais plusieurs services sociaux offerts pour ceux vivant un trouble de stress post-traumatique.
No specific just for homeless vets getting housing in Wateridge area Ottawa
Helping people with PTSD<br />specifically helping the son of a veteran who murdered a policee officer! <br />This is dead wrong and completely against everything I believe veterans affairs should be doing
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Retirment pay equity. Disability payments.
rehabilitation, extended health care, career transitions, disability services, death benefits
Program to help with PTS and those who need other mental or physical help
Not by name but certainly dealing with health issues, PTSD and housing.
my father-in-law was a veteran...they provided assistance to him and his wife in so many ways<br />keeping seniors in their home by providing services to help them do so<br />retirement living<br />aid with anything to do with mobility<br />senior activi
Last post - helping to pay for funeral marker of deceased veterans
I am a veteran and get health care benefits from them.
Not actually sure now that I think about it.
PTSD program Veterans Pensions Medical Aid for Veterans
pension for life<br />vocational rehab<br />helmets to hardhats<br />earnings loss benefit<br />career impact allowance<br />individual vocational rehab program<br />cf1
Home modification support, health care supports (allied health)
Not particularly, but they offer counselling, service dogs, help with medical treatment, financial benefits
No, I can't name any, unless the Newfoundland Forestry Unit concerns are part of the Veterans Affairs Canada programs.
prosthetics programs, drug plans, PTSD treatment programs, psychological and psychiatric counselling programs, social programs
help for disabled vets; changes to pensions; marijuana prescriptions; remembrance pdes
Father in law and Grandfather were veterans of both WW1 and WW2
Career Transitions Training Program<br />
Program to help them get civilian employment..... program to help buy medicinal marijuana.... to help with Ptsd......
pension for life instead of one time payment..
career transition training<br /> health benefits<br /> mental health programs<br /> home support programs<br /> long term care at home and long term care institutes
Case management <br />Mental health services
I've done some private work as an occupational therapist for VA to prescribe adaptive equipment for vets.
No, I can't. But I hear about them sometimes when a veteran is hard done by.
I'm not sure what the specific department is called. One of the most disturbing things I have heard about. Is veterans having to prove to the government that they are still missing limbs lost in conflict! These are Canadian Troops not lizard people wh
I think that I've read they have special programs to help deal with PTSD
Pay out to veterans that were injured during service
I don't know specifically but am aware of some of the supports they offer because of friends or family members
There is a celebration of the 100 year anniversary of the First World War.
Programs for homeless Veterans, Residences for aging Veterans, assistance in returning to COMMEMORATIVE celebrations IN NETHERLANDS, BELGIUM, FRANCE
Pensions <br />Health program<br />Housing - not sure if Canada or provincial
All that I remember about our current Veteran situation is Justin Trudeau telling a vet that there was no money to settle court claims,and that the veterans where asking for more than the government can give.
DVA monthly payment my mother received because my father was a veteran of WW2 and died of lung cancer 10 years later. I don't think it started until she was 65 so I believe there was no financial help while bringing up three children on her own.
There have been, at least in the past, homes/hospital wings for veterans.
Hospital and they used to get a tax break, but no longer.
Veterans allowances & Serviver Allowance for Veterans Family
PTSD support for post career military members. The most NEGATIVE program was PTSD support given to ex-military family members - namely the decision by Veterans Affairs Canada to pay for the treatment for Christian Garnier, a Halifax man who never served
The Life After Service Studies (LASS) program
Health Benefits, Funeral and Burial, Caregiver Benefits
Well Being Fund<br />Disabilities assistance
screwing my grandfather out of his pension
some medicial and drug coverage for veterans
Coverage for disabilities<br />Health and pension coverage<br />Seniority programs for hiring into the civil service
Support of vets <br />Support of widows and families<br />Last post<br />Support in retirement
This question sucks. If I haven't heard of any programs my only option is "prefer not to say", and I am perfectly fine with saying, NO.
Placing poppies on grave sites of Veterans.<br />Services for the public on Rememberance Day.
I'm familiar with the organization, however, I am not directly involved with veterans or support groups for veterans, nor are my own grandparents alive anymore, so I am somewhat detached from it all. Despite that, I feel it is highly important that it be
medical coverage and support for after effects
legions and also pensions and lisence plates marked as veteran
funding for veterans to see a psychologist (I'm a retired psychologist)
PTSD<br /><br />help for addicted, disabled<br /><br />
Disability pension<br />Medical coverage after release<br />
Not a single one, sadly. I can imagine they take some part in organizing the large 'parades' of remembrance.
I am not aware of any. I'm only aware and concerned when I hear of veterans who are homeless or have health problems that aren't being adequately taken care of because of lack of funds or programs.
Not specifically <br />But I know there are financial services and assistance through Vetran affairs <br />And I think there are programs for vetrNs who have lost limbs and require prosthetics
Veterans pensions<br /><br />Mental health for veterans
I am not too sure but housing in Victoria?
no. Aware of the Canadian Legion and its work.
funeral and burial program, Medavie Blud cross, caregiver recognition benefits, PTSD, mental health, military family resource centres etc
There are many programs supported by Veterans Affairs but I have had no personal connection to any so don't have any particular one that I remember.
Not by name, but I know that V.A.C. provides health and financial support to veterans and their families, especially when they return with PTSD
My father-in law received some assistance in his home.
The retired officers in Comox get free gardening, free housekeeping, pretty much free everything and they all avail themselves to the max...
transport of veterans to sites of the second world war
We now have our veteran's Affairs Office reopened here in Prince George. We have a veteran's memorial with all the local men who fought in W1 & 2 here and a special section in our cemetery for Veterans.
Physical rehabilitation<br />Mental health<br />Assistance with living/accommodations for elderly vets
helping veterans and family in their home by providing home services eg. grass cutting, snow clearing<br />pensions<br />health aids eg. hearing aids, wheel chairs<br />counselling
Not specifically, but I have heard and seen programs using horses or dogs to help with PTSD, <br />
Not specifically. I believe there are programs to assist with mental health, physical rehab, pension, mobility aids.
Help with medical conditions, mental health problems related to millitary service. Millutary pensions.
1. farm mortgage<br />2. pensions<br />3. support for health costs
physical and mental health, disability support, transition from military to civilian life
Don't know the names of actual specific programs
There are various programs aiding injured Forces members and providing counselling and other supports to immediate family of recent veterans and current Forces members. There are programs for honouring the sacrifices of our combattants from World Wars I
Reentry to civilian life, benefits for widows.
- VIP home supports<br />- pharmaceutical drug coverage<br />- PTS counselling<br />- vocational rehabilitation<br />
Remembrance Day<br />Legions<br />Silver cross mother<br />Youth program poster contest<br />Youth program poetry/essay contest
Medical/ rehabilitation support<br />Retraining<br />Assistance for older veterans<br />
Have heard of none. Only know some staff members who receive an incredibly high salary, benefits, perks <br />and pension while the veterans I know got teated like crap!
housing. and I am not familiar with any others at this moment.
no, I can't. Just remember that there was a lot of stink about some of the benefits to vets that were cut by the previous government, and that it didn't improve a lot under the present one
the poppies, service dogs, PDSP, and brain damage rehabilitation in Ponoka Alberta
Supports families, but not what this program is called.<br /><br />Educational support to families as well.
Long term care program for veterans of WWII and Korean wars
Support for veterans with mental health issues
Invictus games, War Amps, Canadian Mental Health, Veterans Disability & Pension plan, Canadian Legion,
Assistance with walking aids, drives to and from appointments, assistance with house modifications
Health/mental health and disability support programs (that make people prove every year that they're still amputees and thus qualify for services??)
La journée du souvenir. La vente du coquelicot
Hôpitaux militaires , dont mes oncles ont été soigner !!!<br />
Je travaillais comme technicien dans une école secondaire. Je présentais des films de ONF durant la semaine du souvenir. À quatre reprises, j'ai invité le vétéran Gilles Boulanger à venir rencontrer les étudiants. Il était mitrailleur de queue sur un Wel
Les Vainqueurs (Amputés de Guerre)<br />Étiquettes-adresses
Financial support for disabilities acquired during military service&#8212;or lack thereof.
le sous de deux dollars a l 'effigie pour les vétérans.Les amputés de guerre.
je remplis des documents pour un ancien vétéran mais je ne rappelle pas ses noms précisément
Je suis membre de la Legion canadienne et je suis aussi jeune veteran.
SUPPORT FOR VETS SO THEY CAN CONTINUE TO LIVE AT HOME<br />PROVISION OF MEDICAL AIDS ETC.<br />NURSING HOMES
récupération de clés<br />amputés de guerre
Les plaques immatriculations spécifiques aux veterants
Programmes d'aide à domicile et de soins de longue durée.
Aide en santé et l&#8217;entretient à une maison personnelle
No, but I always think of "not enough" when I hear Veterans Affairs.
remembrance day, one time payment for injury, not lifelong pensions, lots of bureaucracy but little benefits, the answer is no, we only hire young folks who never were in the army, better retire them and forget them, don't even offer them jobs at VAC as
The Legion, Vet's Affairs, The Pearly home
Veterans and survivors pension plan<br />Medical benefits for veterans
Suicide prevention and ptsd treatment program.
Actual names no. But they are st support their needs which they do not do. Then idiot Trudeau invites in terrorists and supports them more than our veterans, is disgusting. Trudeau should be jailed for treason
I believe they provide counseling, income support and medical swrviceay
Not sure these are programs but Sunnybrook planting poppies over night and the Highway of Hero's tree planting.
Old age home support for world war 11 vets. My dad was a vet
Don't know the name, but there are programs for wounded veterans and hopefully their families. <br />Wages for a short length of time for returning veterans.<br /><br />Federal govt't should be ashamed of their shabby treatment of veterans & their famil
Don&#8217;t remember exact names but, organizations that deal with: disability and mental health of veterans, pensions, legion halls and associations <br />
Medical assistive devices, availability and help with their cost.
CAN'T THINK OF ANY SPECIFIC PROGRAM AT THE MOMENT BUT NO DOUBT THERE ARE MANY.
I usually try to observe the minute of silence, watch the Ottawa Ceremony, wear the Poppy and in so much as I was 2 when World War 2 started, living in London, evacuated to Blackburn Lancashire for the last year of the war and actually have the most mem
bad press about veterans care, housing, financial support. seems like the gov't has abandoned them
funding for nursing home expenses and medical expenses for elderly veterans.
Programs to assist aging veterans in their homes i.e. lawn care and snow removal, housekeeping services, home delivery of meals, etc. Supplemented cost of assistive devices e.g. hearing aides, walkers etc. Area visits by veterans affairs officers to loca
I have read that there is not enough help and there have been suicides as a result.
rehab, mental health programs, fittings for prosthetics,
disability programs, mental health programs, pensions,<br />
Postcards, guest speakers, Veterans Week,
I do not know the names of the programs but there are programs of financial help & assistance with disabilities. There may be programs to assist with employment after service.
Post military career help (transition), disability and death benefits, military pensions, health care
Assistive Devices Family Support, War Graves Sunnybrook Hospital
Just a plan that provided hearing aids to a vet I knew
I have hear of the Somme Branch Legion or something to that effect.
I don.t no any veterans affairs Canada programs sorry
no. The only thing that comes to mind is Veterans Affairs giving a cop murder in Halifax assistance for his PTSD for killing the cop... Terrible.
Special health coverage, including more coverage for mental health services.<br />I think they also help with employment/retraining.
I know I have heard of some, but I cannot remember them
Not sure of the name, but I know there are programs which assist veterans with medical and other expenses in old age.
Career Transitions, Education and Trainig Benefir
burial help; health benefits like hearing aids, glasses etc.; advocacy with other government departments;
Veterans Independence Program (VIP); Canada Remembers Program; various memorials: Canadian National Vimy Memorial, Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial, Courcelette Memorial, Menin Gate, St. Julien Memorial, Tyne Cot Memorial, National War Memorial, Tomb
A lot of my friends have received for hearing lost, agent orange benefits for those at Base Gage town, father in law ( 2nd war vet) got monies for home assistance.
I am involved with the VA for treatment of PTSD and other matters.
none.<br /><br /><br />The government scaled back Veterans Affairs.
Health Benefits<br />Transition from the Military
In home care programs, benefits programs
Disability award<br />Death benefit<br />Health care<br />Mental health<br />Funeral and burial assistance
Not specific programs, but I've heard about all kinds of benefits they receive.
Different health programs that help veterans with physical and mental/emotional needs
Programs for healthcare, helping with such things as wheelchair ramps etc when needed and funeral costs. Also assistance for snow removal in winter etc.. I'm sure there much more but these are a couple of things I'm aware of because of people I know re
Injured veterans' treatment and rehabilitation programmes<br />Home support for veterans - ie snow shoveling, residence modification<br />Pensions and disability pensions<br /><br /><br />
death & burial, rehab, health services, pension services, reinsertion to job market
Can't name it but I know there's one that covers medical expenses and prescription medications for veterans.
I have not heard of any, or none come to mind
Caregiver Recognition Benefits, Rehabilitation Services and Vocational Assistance program, veterans emergency fund, <br />Psychological Progress Report
Disability pension<br />Home care<br />Monuments<br />Trips for Military Historical events
Critical Injury Benefit, Disability Benefit, Military-to-Civilian transition supports
I only know of the veterans hospital and care facility next to Sunnybrook hospital in Toronto.
A house in New Westminster they can stay at while being treated for mental health issues
Veterans Licence Plates on vehicles (British Columbia)
Mental health for family members of veterans
home care assistance<br />disability pension<br />funeral expense assistance
They fund programs to help Veterans with medical help, psychological help, medical equipment, etc., as well as Poppy Drive, Remembrance Day ceremonies, pension, etc.
veterans that are disabled and not getting benefits
Help with injury and loss as function of work they do<br />Support to families<br />Old age supports<br />Transitions out of duty
veterans pension, disability pension, psychological help (none of these are names of programs just programs I know they have)
Pay for a percentage of care costs for senior vets
Dogwood Lodge Long Term Care Facility<br />Legions<br />Remembrance Day
No, I think of Veterans as victims of the Rich and Powerful. Their purpose is to create profits for the Rich and powerful, not to protect Canadians.
Supports for ptsd,crisis intervention,rehab and retraining
I tried to get assistance for my 97 year old Father - <br />and came away from the interaction disappointed and angry
Just that they get a good pension if they served long enough.
Assistance toinjured or vets returning from recent deployments .<br /><br />Hearing aids etc for vets who have ears damaged in jobs asigned to them at Canadian Bases etc - very difficult to convince Veterans Affairs Canada that my 99 year old father who
Minister Seamus O'Regan and PM Trudeau are doing a poor job for Vets<br /> shame on them.
I can not. But, I do remember the issues with Kent Hehr, as well as a number of veterans arguing that the government hadn't met their own promises regarding program funding.
Assistance with medical needs, assistance with home and yard work to help veterans<br />to stay in their home longer, on going financial support for those in seniors residents
Career transition program. PTSD programs
I do not know of any. Likely because I don't know anybody in the military.
Pensions and benefits<br />Therapy , psychology, psychiatrist, ptsd, dog program, medical cannabis , <br />VIP program to help keep vets in their own home etc.
Support for veterans with PTSD and/or addictions related to active duty. Don't know what it is called.
I think the Rideau Veteran's Home is part of Veterans Affairs.
Long term care to support for veterans requiring care<br /><br />Funding for psychological care
Home care for elderly veterans who were injured in any war.( Veterans Independence programs?)
I have to declare my bias... My father was a veteran. I worked closely with Veterans Affairs for the last few years of my father's life to help get him all the supports he needed to be comfortable, first at home and then in a senior's residence. I do not
Parades, legion events, ceremonies at vimy or cenotaph.
New Veterans Charter, health care programs
Financial assistance for vets who are homeless, funerals and burial assistance. There are also many others but those two came up to my mind first.
One for injured veterans and what I heard was not good.
Helping with medical treatment and housing
Veterans' Independence Program, Pension/Awards for Disability/ Medical Isssues
I'm not familiar with any of the programs
wva, cpc, vip, fba....I worked at vac for 25 years!
Don't know the name but I know there are many programs that support veterans and family's with there care . Household and others .
The one that allows the families of convicted murders to get that murderer counselling just because the family member who is a veteran is upset about the murder done my their family member. Disgusting, but that's modern white privilege.
No - but i don&#8217;t know any veterans tho I guess there is some kind of program where the gov encourages people to hire veterans, if I&#8217;m Not mistaken
Nothing specific but know what the department does in general.
Benefits for veterans in need. This is constantly evolving when they recognize certain conditions that should be covered.
Paying for Veterans to stay at the Perley veterans hospital
Mental help<br />Career services<br />Funeral and Burial Program
remembrance day, poppies, public service announcements and commercials
not the titles of programs -- although I am aware that Veterans Affairs is becoming more involved with programs to help veterans manage PTSD
My Dad was in WWII for the GGFGs and he was very active in the Prescott Legion but he died in 1988 and We seldom discussed his wartime experiences or programs available to him.
I don't know the name but I know there are programs that provide in home services and some medical services.
HOUSING, MEDICAL, HEARING LOSS, PTSD HELP, MENTAL HEALTH
My knowledge is based on the experiences of my friends who are veterans not on research of the actual programs.
Where workers come into the home to do light hoisework etc. Medical amd psychiatroc assistance.
All support programs.<br />Claw back discussions.
Cemetery Maintenance <br />Pensions for Veterans<br />
Mental health support and disability benefits

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