“…In Montréal, 6% of the homeless population was estimated to be composed of military veterans in 2015 (Latimer, McGregor, Méthot, & Smith, 2015, p. 7). These homeless counts have been accompanied by a recent spike in Canadian policy-facing homelessness literature (Bourque et al, 2015;Forchuk, 2016;Forchuk, Richardson, & Atyeo, 2016;Goering et al, 2014;Kerr, 2016;Segaert & Bauer, 2015). Other signs of trouble in veterans affairs have included a 2014 class action lawsuit against the Government of Canada's claw back of veterans benefits, a 2016 class action lawsuit pertaining to military sexual trauma, reports about convoluted and slow service delivery by VAC (e.g., Office of the Auditor General of Canada, 2014), and research attesting to our limited knowledge about veteran homelessness (e.g., Ray & Forchuk, 2011).…”