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Member of Parliament for Calgary East
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs

Constituency Office

Radisson Centre
Suite 225, 525-28 Street SE
Calgary, Alberta
T2A 6W9
Phone: 403-207-3030
Fax: 403-207-3035
Email:
deepak@deepakobhrai.com

Latest Speeches

02/11/2011
Statement by Deepak Obhrai, M.P. and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, at the Istanbul Conference for Afghanistan. November 2, 2011, Istanbul, Turkey

26/09/2011
Our engagement in Libya protects Libyan civilians and upholds Canadian values, Deepak Obhrai tells Parliament during Debate to extend Canada’s military mission to Libya. September 26, 2011, Ottawa.

20/06/2011
Our Government's sound economic management policies will ensure Seniors' needs are met, Obhrai says during Parliamentary debate on Seniors. June 20, 2011, Ottawa.

9/06/2011
Strong values taught by our cultural, religious, and family traditions have made this disapora the most successful in the world, Obhrai tells the inauguration of PBD Canada 2011. June 9, 2011, Toronto.

23/02/2011
Rebuilding Haiti without addressing fundamental issues like democratic deficit and governance is like building on quicksand, Parliamentary Secretary Deepak Obhrai tells in his keynote address to the "Haiti One Year After the Earthquake" Conference held by the Canadian Mission to the EU. February 23, 2011, Brussels, Belgium.

25/11/2010
Our government feels strongly that we must continue to build on what we have achieved so far and maintain our commitment to Afghanistan, Deepak Obhrai tells Parliament. November 25, 2010, Ottawa.

18/10/2010
Canada remains resolute in its unwavering commitment to work alongside international partners in addressing organized crime in all its forms, Deepak Obhrai tells the United Nations Convention on Transnational Organized Crime. October 18, 2010, Vienna, Austria.

09/09/2010
Building a safe and secure hemisphere is part of our vision for the Americas, Deepak Obhrai tells a luncheon meeting of the Canada Council for the Americas. September 9, 2010, Calgary.

21/08/2010
Let us resolve to proliferate human rights and freedom for the North Korean people -- not nuclear weapons and fear, Obhrai tells the International conference on North Korean Human Rights and Refugees. August 21, 2010, Toronto.

11/03/2010
Our Government is delivering for our constituents, Deepak Obhrai tells Parliament in his Reply to the Speech from the Throne. March 11, 2010, Ottawa.

22/10/2009
Priorities and Results in Canadian Foreign Policy – Notes for a speech given to The Queen’s University International Affairs Association. Oct. 22, 2009 in Kingston, Ontario.

25/09/2009
We’re engaging China on bilateral long-term interests, while promoting Canadian values of human rights and democracy, Deepak Obhrai tells 600 Chinese Canadians at China’s 60th Anniversary celebrations. Sept 25, 2009 in Montreal.

 

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The Department of Veterans Affairs provides exemplary, client-centered services and benefits that respond to the needs of veterans, our other clients and their families, in recognition of their services to Canada; and to keep the memory of their achievements and sacrifices alive for all Canadians.

Disability Pension Program
VAC staff or Royal Canadian Service Officers will order and review your service documents, including medical documents, from DND and Public Archives to find evidence to support your application - including a report of injuries (if applicable)

Health Care Program
Veterans Affairs Canada provides treatment and other health-related benefits, Veterans Independence Program benefits and services and long-term care in its one remaining departmental facility, as well as community or contract facilities to veterans and other eligible persons. The Health Care Program is designed to enhance the quality of life of VAC clients, promote independence, and assist in keeping clients at home and in their own communities by providing a continuum of care.

Independence Program
The Veterans Independence Program (VIP) assists clients to remain healthy and independent in their own homes or communities. It does this by offering a variety of services to those who meet the eligibility requirements. VIP is not intended to replace other federal, provincial or municipal programs. It is combined with these other available services to best meet the needs of each client. The services veterans receive depend on their particular circumstances and health needs.

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426-N Centre Block
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A6
Phone: (613) 947-4566
FAX: (613) 947-4569
Email:
obhrad@parl.gc.ca

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