The Remember November 11 Association

"To honour and remember all those who served and are now serving in Canada's Armed Forces"

The Remember November 11 Association

Petition to Stand Up for Veteran's Right You can print this and get it filled out, and return it to us at: The Remember November 11 Association 1717 Oxford Street East, London, Ontario N5V 2Z5 Our petition has the following goals: "to conduct a full and honest debate on the future of the Department of Veterans Affairs and the services and benefits provided to our veterans, including those who have served as peacekeepers. And that we further call upon the Government of Canada to respect the will of Parliament and immediately implement any motions or legislation passed by the House of Commons recommending changes to better serve our veterans. Click here to view the petition as a pdf. You can print this page and once it is full you can send it to your Member of Paliament. You can also get over 100 signatures and submit to your local Member of Parliament.
Make your voice heard on behalf of Canada's Veterans Changes are being made right now that will affect the future of our Peacekeeping Veterans. There are over 200,000 post 1952 Veterans and more coming home every day from Afghanistan. The news articles below help to explain these changes. Let your Member of Parliament know how you feel right now while you can still make a difference. "Support the Troops" and "Support the Veterans" are not just slogans!
Here is the list of all Federal M.P.'S with their email and postal address	Sample Letter you can send to your Member of Parliament regarding Parkwood Hospital closures. Also send a copy to the *Hon. Jean-Pierre Blackburn, Minister of Veterans Affairs* Blackburn.J@parl.gc.ca Letter_MP.doc Letter_MP.pdf
Statement made on the House floor by Irene Mathyssen Click Here
August 17, 2010 Ombudsman slams 'deceptive' Veterans Affairs Veterans ombudsman Pat Stogran expressed his fury at a news conference in Ottawa on Tuesday over the federal government's treatment of servicemen and women. Read more and view videos at: http://www.cbc.ca That’s Stogran, in the lower left-hand corner of the pamphlet, just back from Afghanistan. Then Lt.-Col. Pat Stogran (he’s now retired) commanded the Princess Pats in Afghanistan that year. That’s a Canadian Alliance pamphlet, promising soldiers the party would “demonstrate (our) pride by giving the Canadian Forces the support and respect they so rightly deserve.” “I’ve been window dressing before. And treated as such,” Stogran said. Pamphlet referred to by Stogran	April 21, 2010 Parkwood Hospital is closing 72 beds and laying off staff as the number of Second World War and Korean War veterans cared for at the London facility continues to decline. The hospital announced Tuesday that the first 36 beds will be closed in September, followed by another 36 a year later. Read More at LFPress.com
	*July 30, 2010* Arguably, the worst thing that could happen to Canada’s shrinking number of WWII and Korea veterans (now down to about 150,000) and the growing number of Afghanistan vets, would be the blending on Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) into the Department of National Defence (DND). Read more at The National Post:


*New Website* www.HonourThem.ca The Roll Call of Honour was created to memorialize anyone that served Canada in our Armed Forces or Auxilliary services from 1866 to present day.

Symbol Of The
Fallen Soldier

We Will Never Forget

Royal Canadian Navy

The Korean War

WW II - Dieppe

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