Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Appendix to the Fifty-Sixth Volume of the Journals of the House of Commons, Dominion of Canada: September Session, 1919
The Board of Pensions Commissioners for Canada and the Department of Soldiers' Civil lie-establishment.
Prior to the signing of the Armistice the Government had foreseen the problems that must be faced in connection with the re-absorption into civil life of the Canadian Forces and the assistance that should be provided to those disabled by war service. With this end in view the Government created the Military Hospitals Commission in June, 1915. As the war continued, a further step was taken by forming a permanent Ministry of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment, looking to the increased responsibilities in this connection immediately succeeding the demobilization of the Forces.
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