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Revera Inc. is proud to be working
together with The Royal Canadian Legion

As a leader in senior living for more than 55 years, Revera is proud to be part of The Royal Canadian Legion’s Member Benefits Package. Every day, we have the honour of being part of the lives of veterans and other seniors who have chosen to call a Revera community home. Whether it is in a retirement residence or long-term care home, we help people live their lives to the fullest.

Celebrating veterans is a true highlight of our calendars in November, as all of our communities host or participate in Remembrance Day commemoration events. This year will be especially meaningful, as it is our first as an official partner in The Royal Canadian Legion’s Poppy Campaign. Additionally, Revera communities will be conducting fundraisers to support the important work of The Royal Canadian Legion.

For the first time ever, Revera is offering an exclusive benefit to Legion members, family members and friends of 10 per cent off the suite rate at any of our retirement communities across Canada.

CLICK HERE  to register for member benefits.

Register today at www.reveraliving.com or call 1-855-929-9777 to begin accessing your benefits today!

VISIT www.legionmagazine.com for more information!

Military tightens its cyber defences

Story by Stephen J. Thorne

The Canadian military is looking to boost its abilities to defend against the growing threat of cyberattack. The new programs aim to fight different activities than the kind of disinformation campaign Canadian troops currently face in Latvia, for example, where Russian-based groups, acting on instructions from Moscow, have been spreading false information, largely via fake news websites, automated Twitter accounts and such.

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Is the government spending enough
on re-equipping the military?

Read the Jan/Feb 2018 edition of Face to face by Ernie Regehr and David J. Bercuson

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January 11, 1914

Canadian Arctic Expedition ship Karluk sinks north of Siberia, leaving its crew, including Captain Robert Bartlett, stranded. Bartlett embarks on a 1,000-kilometre journey to find help, resulting in their rescue in September.

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