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Departmental Plan 2019-20 - Departmental Plans - Veterans Affairs Canada
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Veterans matter, visit veterans.gc.caMark your calendars!!Come join us at the 7th Annual Fallen Heroes Softball Tournament, July 3-5, 2020 in Kentville, NS.
Every year spots fill up quickly so be sure you register your team as soon as possible.
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The Fallen Heroes Softball Tournament has raised $69,586.88 since 2014.Well Done!!Congratulations to Team Arsenault. They are the 2020 Nova Scotia Scotties Tournament of Hearts Champions!
On the team from the Mayflower Curling Club is Kristin Clarke (Alternate), Emma Logan (Lead), Jennifer Baxter (Second), Christina Black (Third), Mary-Anne Arsenault (Skip) and coach, Stuart MacLean.
They will now represent Nova Scotia at the 2020 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan from February 15-23.
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Cross-country motorcycle ride raises money for PTSD
KAMLOOPS — The Rolling Barrage, a motorcycle ride across the country to raise money and bring more awareness to those living with post-traumatic stress disorder, has turned the engines off on the third annual ride.
The ride started in Halifax on Aug. 5 and wrapped up in Burnaby Aug. 21. The founder of The Rolling Barrage, Scott Casey, a former UN peacekeeper, says the ride has brought in about $30,000 with more donations being processed.
Wharf Rat Rally memorial ride pays special tribute to veterans’ sacrifice
First you hear the rumble.
Then come the feelings – the pride, the respect and the gratitude as the motorcycles come into view.
It’s a long line of riders. They’ve come to pay respect to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in war and conflict, and to support those who came back home but whose battles have gone on.
Help available for first responders dealing with PTSD
Another example of the excellent help provided by Rally Point Retreat. View the full article from The Kings County Register.
Rally Point Retreat helps those with PTSD
View the CTV news item.
A retreat for those living with PTSD
The Chronicle Herald published an article on Rally Point Retreat.
Down a quiet road in Shelburne County, on a quiet 48 hectares, sits a rather unassuming ranch-style house.
This is Rally Point Retreat in Sable River, a place for first responders dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder to come to relax, escape, work with their hands, or just get away for quiet time with family — whatever they need to do to get through a rough patch.
Read the full article.
Bikers hold memorial ceremony at Maple Grove Afghanistan monument
Motorcyclists participating in the sixth annual memorial ride from the Wharf Rat Rally in Digby to the Afghanistan monument at Maple Grove Education Centre in Hebron received reassuring news during a ceremony honouring fallen veterans and their families. View the full article at the Digby County Courier.
PTSD fundraiser rolls through Merritt
Rally Point Retreat received a mention in the Merrit B.C. Herald.
Donation made to Rally Point Retreat that helps those with PTSD
A donation of a bandsaw mill by Military Minds Inc. will help Rally Point Retreat in Sable River build upon its foundation as a non-profit haven for veterans and first responders suffering with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Rolling Barrage donates portable sawmill to Rally Point Retreat
The Rolling Barrage leaves Nova Scotia on Monday, August 6 for their cross Canada ride in support of PTSD awareness. Before leaving Nova Scotia, they presented Rally Point Retreat with a portable sawmill. Watch the article on CTV Atlantic news.