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Veterans Affairs Canada office reopens in Corner Brook
July 8, 2016
On Tuesday, July 5, Veterans and their families joined the Honourable Kent Hehr, Minister of Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of National Defence, in Corner Brook, Newfoundland, to officially re-open the first of nine Veterans Affairs Offices to be opened across the country.
The office, located at 1 Regent Square in Corner Brook, is the first of nine offices that will re-open in Charlottetown, PE; Sydney, NS; Windsor and Thunder Bay, ON; Saskatoon, SK; Brandon, MB; and, Prince George and Kelowna, BC. A tenth office will open in Surrey, BC, and outreach will be expanded to Veterans in the territories.
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Minister Hehr and Gudie Hutchings, MP for Long Range Mountains cut the ribbon at the VAC office re-opening.
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Minister Hehr and MP Hutchings join honoured Veterans from the Corner Brook region at the office re-opening.
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Minister Hehr meets with Veterans from the Corner Brook region at the Veterans Affairs Canada office re-opening.
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Veterans gather at 1 Regent Square in Corner Brook, Newfoundland for the re-opening of the Veterans Affairs Canada office.
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Minister Hehr meets with Veterans from the Corner Brook region at the Veterans Affairs Canada office re-opening.
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Minister Hehr officially announces the re-opening of the Veterans Affairs Canada office in Corner Brook, Newfoundland.
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After the office re-opening, Minister Hehr and MP Hutchings pay their respects at the Danger Tree Memorial at Grenfell Campus.
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