Veterans Affairs Canada and the BC Ministry of Health partnered to provide health services to Veterans in long term care in 1974. The Veterans Memorial Pavilion was transferred to the Provincial Government. In June of 1992 the Tillicum and Veterans Care Society was named to reflect federal funding for the new care home, to be called the Lodge at Broadmead. The Lodge opened in April of 1995 and replaced beds closed at Veterans Memorial Pavilion.
In 2015, Her Honour, the Honourable Judith Guichon, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, together with Rear-Admiral Gilles Couturier, unveiled a plaque honouring Canada's Veterans. The Lodge was officially renamed Veterans Memorial Lodge at Broadmead, known informally as Veterans Memorial Lodge.
The Totem Pole and Veterans' Chapel (which includes five military stained glass windows and a Book of Remembrance) are also located at Veterans Memorial Lodge.
