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War Amp Key Tags on their way

Your War Amp Key Tags will soon be in the mail.

For the 70th year War Amps of Canada is providing this service.

James Jordan is an amputee and Safety Events Coordinator with the organization.

He explains the program: 

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Jordan says the service is free of charge, but donations are appreciated:

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He adds you should get yours by the end of the month:

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The War Amps have returned 1.5 million sets of keys since the program debuted in 1946.

With files from James King

Patrick Grapes
Patrick Grapes
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