Best Veterans Center Winnipeg Near Me

4worldlovers: The Veterans Alliance of Canada is veterans helping veterans and civilians seeking an alternative to opioids and other traditional pharmaceuticals for relief from pain and trauma. We help our members get access to prescriptions for safe, legal medical cannabis and provide information, open guidance, and support in a judgment-free environment.

The Veterans Alliance of Canada helps people access prescriptions for safe, legal medical cannabis provided by Health Canada-approved licensed producers (LPs). We also provide peer support and fellowship for Veterans to help them make the most of their post-military lives. Our mission is to provide our members with information, open guidance, and support in a judgment-free environment.

Our main goal is to improve the quality of life for Canada’s injured Veterans and to help these men and women with their healing process. Our volunteer directors are all Veterans.


We can refer you to a local psychiatrist and M.D. who are experts on cannabinoid therapy and its medical benefits so

You can obtain a legal medical-cannabis prescription, and we can connect you with regulated, licensed producers who will provide safe and appropriate medicine to treat your condition.

Originally founded by and for Canadian Armed Forces Veterans, we now serve:

In short, we are open to any anyone over the age of 19 with a diagnosed condition who is looking for an alternative to opioids and other traditional pharmaceuticals.

Get back to the life you enjoy. We help you get relief from many conditions including:

We also offer weekly peer support meetings, assistance with Veterans Affairs paperwork, occasional social events for members and spouses, special exemption letters for Veterans needing coverage for more than three grams of cannabis per day, and much, much more.

If you or someone you love could benefit from our services, please contact us.

4worldlovers: Our foremost objective is to support and assist all veterans and their families in obtaining benefits from Veterans Affairs Canada;

To increase the public awareness of veterans by an organization, by parades and by giving as an entity expression of opinion upon public questions affecting the rights of veterans or concerning the welfare of the whole or any part of the British Commonwealth of Nations;

To stimulate the spirit of patriotism in Canada and promote closer unity and coordination within the British Commonwealth of Nations;

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• To assist and support the Canadian Vietnam and Vietnam era Veterans, including their families.

• To bring unity of all who have served and to kindle in them the spirit of comradeship and mutual help.

• To help Canadian Vietnam Veterans in obtaining benefits through the Canadian, and or US government.

The CVVA held a BBQ and "Celebration of Life" for our departed brother Ron Parkes.

* Presentation of the US Flag and Graveyard Marker to Connie Parks

4worldlovers:
In the fall of 2000 a group of ex-United Nations Peacekeepers in and around Winnipeg decided to form a Chapter of the Canadian Association of Veterans in United Nations Peacekeeping here in Winnipeg. Initiated by Ivan Poitras and assisted by Norm Van Tassel, Dennis Henderson and Gord Criggar, who formed the first Executive, and supported by 22 others the basis for the Chapter was laid out. After many meetings, on the 6th of December 2000, the Manitoba Chapter was born.

As the membership grew, it was found that new members were coming in to Winnipeg from all parts of the Province, especially the western parts. It was then decided that the Manitoba Chapter should split to form a second Chapter in Brandon. At this time it was also decided that the name Manitoba Chapter would have to be changed to differentiate between the two Chapters. Each Chapter then decided on its own unique name at their respective General Meetings

The one based in Winnipeg approached LGen (ret) RR Crabbe to use his name for the Chapter. He graciously accepted and the Manitoba Chapter, based in Winnipeg, became known as the "LGen RR Crabbe Chapter". The newly formed Chapter based in Brandon became known as the "Holopina Chapter".

The LGen RR Crabbe Chapter holds meetings on the 1st Saturday of each month at the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans Unit 283, 3584 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba. We meet for breakfast at 0800 and have our meeting at 0900. If you are a Peacekeeper and would like to find out more about us, please drop by or use the CONTACT US page.

4worldlovers:
Here you will find news, events and other information about our branch


Membership Renewals for 2024 will be available in September @ the Bar as usual.


New Members applying at the Branch will automatically be entered for January 1, 2024 (dues $50)

New Members choosing to apply for their 2023 membership are to join on-line @ www.legion.ca A discount will be automatically applied to the remaining portion of the year.

If you have any questions, please direct them to the Branch Secretary @ pel81@shaw.ca

Last call at 8:00pm - patrons to vacate the branch by 8:30pm

Last call at 10:00pm - patrons to vacate the branch by 10:30pm

Last call at 9:00pm patrons to vacate the branch by 9:30pm