November 14, 2026
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Bruce Power’s supplier partners have donated $75,000 to Wounded Warriors Canada in support of mental health programs for Canadian Armed Forces members, first-responders and their families.
Wounded Warriors is a national mental health service provider for Trauma Exposed Organizations, Trauma Exposed Professionals, and their Trauma Exposed Families, providing specialized, culturally-informative services that utilize a combination of education, counselling, and training approaches to support resiliency and recovery from post-trauma injuries.
“Bruce Power and its suppliers have stood beside us since our inception more than 13 years ago,” said chief executive officer Scott Maxwell. “Year-after-year, they continue to highlight their care, compassion, and support for our injured veterans and first-responders.
“Demand for mental health services continues to rise and it’s thanks to the continued partnership with Bruce Power and its supplier partners that we’re able to provide our life-changing resiliency and recovery services to assist individuals and families who keep our country and communities safe.”
“Bruce Power is proud to see our supplier partners’ continued dedication and support for Wounded Warriors Canada,” said chief security officer Jeff Steven. “Having many veterans and first-responders in our workforce, we understand the importance of having access to the specialized care they need. Wounded Warriors’ holistic and multi-faceted services help those suffering from trauma-exposed injuries feel safe, build confidence and develop the resiliency they need to recover and thrive.”
Learn more at woundedwarriors.ca.
Maggie Tieman (left) and Eric Chassard (second from right) of Bruce Power present a $75,000 donation from the company's supplier partners, to Wounded Warriors Canada, represented by Captain Philip Ralph (right) and chief executive officer Scott Maxwell
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