Announcement
5 Star Ways to Celebrate Canada Day
Celebrate with purpose this Canada Day. Explore five ways you can support veterans and make a lasting impact.
Announcement
Veterans’ House Canada Joins the Edmonton Elks’ Salute to Service Game on July 9, 2026
Celebrate those who serve while helping build Edmonton’s first Veterans’ House. Visit us before kickoff to learn more.
Time: 5 PM
Location: Commonwealth Stadium
Announcement
5 Reasons to Support Veterans’ House Canada This Canada Day
This Canada Day, discover five reasons why supporting veterans is one of the most meaningful ways to celebrate our country.
News
Welcome New Board Member – Lynn LaHam
The leadership team is proud to welcome Lynn LaHam to her new role on the board and looks forward to working with her to advance its mission across Canada.
Event
Celebrating 5 Years of the Andy Carswell Building
Supporters, veterans, partners, and community leaders recently came together to mark this important milestone.
Announcement
Annual Report & Financial Statement 2025
The Veterans’ House Canada Annual Report 2025 (for the fiscal year ending October 31, 2024) is now available.
News
Welcome new Board President – Sheila McIntyre
Following her service as Secretary of the Board of Directors, Sheila McIntyre has assumed the role of President. Veterans’ House Canada looks forward to her continued leadership and dedication to the organization’s mission.
Announcement
Hamilton Gault Memorial Fund Supports Veterans’ House Canada with $75,000 Sponsorship
Event
2026 Race to End Homelessness
Let’s run, walk, and roll our way to ending homelessness.
News
Welcome new board member – Angela Roberge
The leadership team is proud to welcome Angela Roberge to her new role on the board and looks forward to working with her to advance its mission across Canada
Announcement
Weiss Family supports Veterans’ House with $400k donation to the Edmonton Housing Project.
Announcement
Veterans’ House Canada Merch
Shop for a cause—our veterans. Proceeds from all purchases go to support our programs and the Veteran community.
Announcement
Call for Volunteers
Volunteer on our Communications and Engagement Committee
Why are veterans more likely to end up on the street?
Veterans often end up homeless for many of the same reasons as other Canadians, poverty, a lack of affordable housing, job loss or instability, health problems and family and marital breakdowns. Yet, veterans are more likely to experience problems with alcohol and drugs. The loss of identity, community, rank/purpose that comes from leaving the military and trying to re-enter civilian life are additional factors.
Helping Homeless veterans
Our heroes served and put their lives on the line. It is unacceptable that any veteran should find themselves homeless. This is a solvable problem – and as Canadians, we have a duty of care to help bring homelessness among veterans to an end.
On average, 4.4% of people experiencing homelessness in Canadian cities are veterans
of homeless veterans are living with one or more mental health, addiction issues, medical conditions, and physical disabilities — some, all at the same time
The type of support most frequently requested by homeless veterans is permanent SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
*2018 Ottawa PiT Count
