RCMP Veterans Association - PEI Division

06/04/2026

Date: June 3, 2026 at 12:11:16 PM ADT
Virtual research consultation opportunity: Physical disability and mental health among Veterans and Families
Hi everyone, this is forwarded FYI. The last date to register is June 15.
Atlas has run two groups so far and is wanting to run more to promote Canadian based research on Vet concerns. Individuals attending are a mix of CAF and RCMP vets, family members of and those working in research for vets.
Sarah-Louise Murray, MACP, CCC & CCS, MPCC & RQS, PEI-CT
B3 Practice & Supports Inc. , Be Well ~ Be Kind ~ Be You
Counselling Therapy, www.B3psi.com, PEI Tel & Text: 782-377-6577, [email protected]



Dear Sarah-Louise,

The Atlas Institute’s Applied Research team is inviting Veterans with acquired physical disabilities and Veteran Family members to express interest in taking part in a virtual research consultation on disability and mental health. The purpose of this consultation is to learn from people with lived experience of disability to better understand their well-being needs, identify what may be missing from current research, and determine what topics could be explored in future research at Atlas

As part of this consultation, participants will be invited to take part in two small-group discussions on Zoom, each lasting two hours. The first session will focus on discussion and sharing perspectives. The second session will be a validation session, where participants will be asked to return to review and confirm whether the main ideas from the first discussion were captured accurately.

Space is limited and applicants will be chosen to include as many experiences as possible.

To participate, you must:
• Identify as a Veteran with an acquired physical disability, or a Family member of a Veteran with an acquired physical disability
• Be interested in and willing to take part in small-group discussions about disability and mental health among Veterans and Families
• Commit to attending both virtual sessions
Note: Although definitions vary across contexts, in this project, acquired physical disability is defined as a physical impairment or functional limitation that develops after birth due to injury, illness or another health condition, and that affects bodily functioning such as mobility, strength, endurance or coordination.

B3 Practice & Supports offers trauma-informed counselling, therapy groups, and supervision across Canada, supporting individuals, couples, and families through life's challenges.

06/03/2026

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2026 Annual Lobster Dinner, New Glasgow Lobster Suppers, June 19, 2026. See poster attached.

05/25/2026

2026 Annual Lobster Dinner, New Glasgow Lobster Suppers, June 19, 2026. See poster attached.

05/14/2026

FYI, There will be a representation from MADD give a presentation on that day. Hope to see some of you there.

KINGSTON LEGION BRANCH #30
15385 Trans Canada Hwy, New Haven 902-675-2023, [email protected]

Friday,29 MAY, 2026, 11:00 to 13:00 Hrs
VETERANS DROP INAll Military and RCMP Veterans are welcome !!!
Coffee / Tea and Snacks will be provided

05/14/2026

It is with a sad heart that I pass along the information that former “L” Division Auxillary, Keith Sterling Shaw passed away. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Shaw family as they grieve Keiths passing and celebrate his life at the same time. See the obituary at.

Keith Stirling Shaw, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, passed away unexpectedly in the early morning hours of May 3, 2026, at the a…

05/08/2026

From: [email protected]
Subject: Veterans Travelling to NB // Vétérans Voyageant au Nouveau-Brunswick
Date: May 7, 2026 at 4:35:38 PM ADT

Finer weather and the summer months are fast approaching, bringing with them increased travel throughout the Atlantic Provinces.

We are pleased to advise that our Affinity Program is available to RCMP Veterans travelling to or through New Brunswick. Eligible veterans may avail themselves of program benefits and support during their stay. Please see the attached document for a detailed list of participating partners.

Our Affinity Program is available on our website https://nbrcmpgrcva.ca/ . Simply click on "Join our website" for access to protected information.

We encourage you to share this information with eligible members of your Association who may be visiting the province for personal travel purposes. Veterans accessing benefits through the Affinity Program may be asked by participating partners to present their RCMP Veteran ID card.
Should you have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.

The RCMP Veterans’ Association is a national community of all former RCMP employees and their families united by a shared commitment to service and fellowship. Across Canada, there are 30 Divisional Associations — with New Brunswick being one of them – each fostering connection, tradition, and...

05/04/2026

Next Business Meeting
May 14, 2026 @ 6:30 PM

The next regular meeting of RCMPVA (PEI) will be held at the Charlottetown Legion Branch 1, 99 Pownal Street. Agenda for the meeting and minutes of last meeting will be forwarded to you in the next few days.

Please let the Secretary know your choice, as this will help the ladies have an adequate inventory on hand for the evening. Please be aware that there is no longer a steak option.

04/24/2026

Service Canada - Contacts
A new Contact List for Service Canada.

04/22/2026

Subject: FOR DISTRIBUTION
Invitation to MSVU Invisible No More Webinar - April 28 @ 8:00 PM Atlantic Time

Greetings Colleagues,

I'm writing to you in my capacity as the RCMP Veteran Research Project Partner in Mount Saint Vincent University's (MSVU) study: "Invisible No More: Canadian Women Veterans Moving the ACVA Report Recommendations to Full Implementation.”

Specifically, I'd like to bring to your attention to the upcoming Women Veterans Webinar: An Update on the Invisible No More Project -- being hosted on April 28 at 7 p.m. Eastern Time.

Full details are contained in the attached poster and on the research project website: https://www.msvu.ca/research-at-the-mount/centres-and-institutes/invisible-no-more/

Come and find out all about the excellent work being Co-Chaired by Dr. Maya Eichler & Dr. Karen Breeck.

Kindly distribute this invitation far and wide across your respective networks!

Thanks and hope you can attend,
Darlene

D. A. (Darlene) Worth, Ph.D.
RCMP Civilian Member (retired)
Co-Chair, RCMP Veteran Women's Council

From: Shelly Dupont
Subject: Fwd: FOR DISTRIBUTION - Invitation to MSVU Invisible No More Webinar - April 28 @ 7:00 p.m. Eastern Tim

04/20/2026

2026 Polar Plunge, North Rustico, PEI and the Law Enforcement Torch Run promotion.