Veterans with Cancer

New Posts: Breathing the Air on a Contaminated Site can Cause Cancer. Read About Contamination at CFB Moose Jaw Halogenated Hydrocarbons - a very important read for those with cancer Contamination on Canadian Bases - an important read Veterans Report on a Blood Cancer- Essential Thrombocytosis (ET) New VAC Decision on Red-Zone Could Open the Door for all Veterans with Cancer
Read Our Latest Letters to the Minister of Veterans Affairs and Her Deputy on the Need for Change

to the Prime Minister of Canada	to the Minister on VAC Problems	to the Deputy Minister on Assessments	to the Deputy Minister on a Case Study

Read All of Our Discussion Papers

In Defence of the Veterans Review and Appeal Board - rebuttal of the CBC Article	June 25, 2025
Failing Those Who Served: A Case Study of the Current Assessment Process	June 23, 2025
Welcome Letter to Veterans Affairs Minister Jill McKnight	May 13, 2025
Improving Assessment Consistency Paper - highlights a broken VAC Process	April 28. 2025
*Deputy Minister's Response Our Assessment Paper*	June 11 2025
Wait-Times Paper Sent to 310 MPs via Canada Post - we received supportive responses	February 28, 2025
*Elizabeth May's Response to our Wait-Times Paper*	March 17, 2025
Wait-Times Paper Sent to the Deputy Minister - highlights the real time veterans wait	February 17, 2025
*Deputy Ministers Response to Wait-Times Paper*	April 01, 2025
Need for Equity Paper Sent to 310 MPs via Canada Post - requests legislative change	February 04, 2025
*Minister Acknowledges Precedent in Response to our Equity Paper*	March 08, 2025
Systemic Barriers Facing Veterans - Discussion Paper - highlights the inequities	August 07,2024
Chemical Exposure Resulting in Cancer	June 10, 2024
Esprit de Corps Article on Veterans with Cancer	July 03, 2024

Do You Qualify to be Red Zoned? Burn Pits Toxic Exposure Guide Looking for Cancer Clusters	Technicians and Cancer Exposure to Military Jet Fuels Preview Our Magazine Article
What is the Most Common Cancers Among Veterans?
Asbestos in HMC Ships - Veterans Dying from Cancer
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Veterans with Cancer Inc. is a member of the National Council of Veterans Associations (NCVA)

NCVA is an umbrella organization of more than 60 veterans associations formed to ensure a strong and independent voice on issues that are of significant interest to the veterans' community at large.

NCVA has included our Advocacy goals in their 2024/25 Legislative Agenda which they will be presenting to Members of Parliament.

Read their Recommendations on Cancer

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