Real Change: A New Plan For a Strong Middle Class (page 35)

" To better support veterans where they live, Budget 2016 proposes to reopen and staff service offices in Charlottetown, Sydney, Corner Brook, Windsor, Thunder Bay, Saskatoon, Brandon, Prince George and Kelowna, open an additional office in Surrey, and expand outreach to veterans in the North by working with local partners. This will make it easier for veterans to access services across the country. [...] To implement these measures, Budget 2016 proposes to provide $78.1 million over five years, starting in 2016–17. " 

("Growing the Middle Class" Budget 2016-2017)

« Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has cut the ribbon on a new Veterans Affairs office in Sydney, N.S., replacing one that was shuttered by the Conservative government in 2014. »

(CBC, November 10, 2016)

« The visit, scheduled a day before Remembrance Day, followed the official reopening of a Veterans Affairs office in Sydney, which was followed the official reopening of a Veterans Affairs office in Sydney. »

(Toronto Star, November 10, 2016)