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- Kent_Hehr abstract "Kent Hehr PC MP (born December 16, 1969) is a lawyer, community leader and Liberal Member of Parliament for the riding of Calgary Centre after winning in the 2015 Canadian general elections. Hehr was named Minister of Veterans Affairs in the federal Cabinet, headed by Justin Trudeau, on November 4, 2015. Part of his mandate letter by the prime minister, he was mandated to reopen the nine veterans affairs offices closed by the conservative government, restore lifelong pensions for injured veterans, increase the value of the disability award, expand access to the permanent impairment allowance, create a veterans education benefit and more. He was the Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for Calgary-Buffalo from 2008 to 2015.".
- Kent_Hehr almaMater University_of_Calgary.
- Kent_Hehr birthDate "1969-12-16".
- Kent_Hehr birthPlace Alberta.
- Kent_Hehr birthPlace Calgary.
- Kent_Hehr birthYear "1969".
- Kent_Hehr office "Associate Minister of National Defence".
- Kent_Hehr office "Member of the Legislative Assembly of AlbertaforCalgary-Buffalo".
- Kent_Hehr office "Minister of Veterans Affairs".
- Kent_Hehr party Liberal_Party_of_Canada.
- Kent_Hehr predecessor Erin_OToole.
- Kent_Hehr predecessor Harvey_Cenaiko.
- Kent_Hehr predecessor Joan_Crockatt.
- Kent_Hehr predecessor Julian_Fantino.
- Kent_Hehr primeMinister Justin_Trudeau.
- Kent_Hehr profession Lawyer.
- Kent_Hehr successor Kathleen_Ganley.
- Kent_Hehr termPeriod Kent_Hehr__1.
- Kent_Hehr termPeriod Kent_Hehr__2.
- Kent_Hehr termPeriod Kent_Hehr__3.
- Kent_Hehr termPeriod Kent_Hehr__4.
- Kent_Hehr thumbnail Kent-downtown_cropped.png?width=300.
- Kent_Hehr wikiPageExternalLink www.kenthehr.ca.
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- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink Alberta.
- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink Alberta_general_election,_2008.
- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink Associate_Minister_of_National_Defence_(Canada).
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- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink Calgary-Buffalo.
- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink Calgary_Centre.
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- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink Canadian_federal_election,_1968.
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- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink Joan_Crockatt.
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- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink Justin_Trudeau.
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- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Royal_University.
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- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Calgary.
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- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLink File:David_and_Kent_Stampede.jpg.
- Kent_Hehr wikiPageWikiLinkText "Kent Hehr".
- Kent_Hehr almaMater University_of_Calgary.
- Kent_Hehr birthDate "1969-12-16".
- Kent_Hehr birthPlace Alberta.
- Kent_Hehr birthPlace Calgary.
- Kent_Hehr dateOfBirth "1969-12-16".
- Kent_Hehr honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Kent_Hehr name "Hehr, Kent".
- Kent_Hehr name "Kent Hehr".
- Kent_Hehr office Associate_Minister_of_National_Defence_(Canada).
- Kent_Hehr office Minister_of_Veterans_Affairs_(Canada).
- Kent_Hehr office "Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for Calgary-Buffalo".
- Kent_Hehr parliament "Canadian".
- Kent_Hehr party Liberal_Party_of_Canada.
- Kent_Hehr placeOfBirth Alberta.
- Kent_Hehr placeOfBirth Calgary.
- Kent_Hehr predecessor Erin_OToole.
- Kent_Hehr predecessor Harvey_Cenaiko.
- Kent_Hehr predecessor Joan_Crockatt.
- Kent_Hehr predecessor Julian_Fantino.
- Kent_Hehr primeminister Justin_Trudeau.
- Kent_Hehr profession Lawyer.
- Kent_Hehr riding Calgary_Centre.
- Kent_Hehr shortDescription "Canadian politician".