C.R.L - Supporting Canadian Military Veterans

This photo was taken from the National Guard team that helped put out the fires in San Francisco.

At C.R.L, we are dedicated to assisting Canadian military veterans with the services and support they deserve. Whether it's navigating benefits or simply providing a listening ear, our mission is to ensure no veteran feels alone. Join us in honouring their sacrifices and strengthening our community.

Supporting Canadian Military Veterans

We offer resources and information on educational programs specifically designed for veterans seeking to further their education or skills. Take the next step in your career with our support.

Educational Resources

We provide guidance on accessing benefits, services, and resources available to Canadian military veterans. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that veterans receive the support they deserve.

Veteran Assistance Programs

We assist veterans in finding meaningful employment through our job placement services tailored to their skills and experiences. Our network of employers values the unique contributions veterans bring to the workforce.

Job Placement Services

Our advocacy team is here to help veterans navigate legal processes and advocate for their rights and benefits. We ensure that every veteran has a voice and receives fair treatment.

Advocacy and Legal Assistance

Join us for regular events that foster camaraderie and connection among veterans. These gatherings provide a sense of belonging and an opportunity to share experiences.

People enjoying a community event by the sea

Community Connection Events

Our trained professionals are available to offer emotional support and counseling services to veterans in need. We believe that every veteran deserves a listening ear and compassionate guidance.

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At least, that’s what I wish it said off to the side. It’s been a long time sine I’ve done both of those things – too long.

I’ve spent the last couple months funemployed and figuring out exactly what I want to do. I found a job a long way away from home that fit the bill and tossed in an application the other day but I’m pretty sure that I won’t get it for one reason or another.

Anyways – putting the application together was a lot of fun. It let me dream like I haven’t since I was in university, and getting it all down on paper was pretty liberating.

Moral Support and Counseling

Services for Canadian Military Veterans

A military man in equipment in the back of a military truck.

U.S. Marines with Combat Logistics Regiment 17, 1st Marine Logistics Group, I Marine Expeditionary Force, conduct vehicle recovery drills on Camp Pendleton, California, Apr. 6, 2021.The Marines of Motor Transportation Platoon pride themselves not only on their vehicles, but on each Marines’ hard work, dedication, and drive to excel in all they do.

Gallery

Apache Longbow helicopter on a training sortie

New Zealand Servicemen, Anzac Day Parade, London, 1916

Honoring service, supporting our heroes every day.