The Provision of Employment for Members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force On Their Return to Canada

This report, produced by the Military Hospitals Commission of Canada in 1918, outlines the challenges facing returning veterans of World War I and proposes solutions for their re-integration into the workforce. With a focus on vocational training and employment opportunities, this report remains relevant to contemporary discussions about veterans' rights and benefits.

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