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Veterans Affairs Canada Office in Charlottetown to reopen in November 2016
July 28, 2016
The Honourable Kent Hehr, Minister of Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of National Defence, joined Veterans and their families in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, today to announce that the previously closed Veterans Affairs Canada office will reopen in November, 2016.
The new Charlottetown office will be located at 1st floor, 191 Great George Street, Charlottetown, PE, and once opened, will employ approximately 10 staff who will serve approximately 2,000 Veterans. Staff at the Charlottetown office will answer questions about VAC services and benefits; arrange pension medical examinations; and, assist Veterans to complete and submit applications and receipts. Case-managed Veterans will also be able to meet with their case manager.
More information: Veterans Affairs Canada office in Charlottetown to reopen November, 2016
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Minister Hehr announces that Charlottetown office will reopen in November 2016.
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Veterans, Canadian Armed Forces members and Veterans Affairs Canada staff in attendance for the announcement regarding the reopening of the Charlottetown office.
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Premier Wade MacLauchlan and local Veteran Bill Henry in Charlottetown for the office reopening announcement.
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While in Charlottetown for the office reopening announcement, Minister Hehr took the opportunity to meet with 55 new Case Managers who are in the capital as part of their training.
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