Veterans, serving members and their families are encouraged to seek support when needed and remember they are not alone
The Brockville Rifles Veterans Association is offering condolences to everyone affected by the recent tragedy in Wainwright, Alberta, while reminding members of the military community that support is available.
In a message, the association expressed its deepest sympathies to those impacted and encouraged anyone struggling to reach out for help.
The group emphasized that no one has to face difficult times alone, highlighting the strong connection shared by those who have served in uniform.
“Everyone who has worn the uniform is part of a larger family, and we're all here for each other,” the association said.
The message also reminded people that support systems are available for anyone who needs them.
The association's statement serves as a reminder of the importance of looking out for one another, particularly during difficult times.
Veterans, serving members and their families are encouraged to seek support when needed and remember they are not alone.
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