 Leaked documents show feds expected to hand out fewer vet disability claims OTTAWA - A trove of leaked internal Veterans Affairs documents suggests bureaucrats knew from the beginning that a new system of benefits would mean less cash for injured soldiers with one analysis projecting savings of up to $40 million per year.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I'm feeling less and less thrilled with this government...
me too, this whole mess needs to be resorted, and right now.
A much better plan, and money freed up.
Of all the places to save money, this isnt one of them.
Feds can find some money in the " Give Tamil Terrorists a Free Ride into Canada " fund.
Feds can find some money in the " Give Tamil Terrorists a Free Ride into Canada " fund.
I'm sure if we did that, good ol' Mrs Cupofswampwater at the UN would find some way of accusing the gov't of embezzling funds from the Sri Lankans.
Feds can find some money in the " Give Tamil Terrorists a Free Ride into Canada " fund.
I'm sure if we did that, good ol' Mrs Cupofswampwater at the UN would find some way of accusing the gov't of embezzling funds from the Sri Lankans.
I'm sure not being part of the UN could save us some $ as well.