Last Updated: Monday, November 11, 2002 | 8:16 AM ET CBC News Some Canadians who served during the Persian Gulf War say they’re bitter that another Remembrance Day will pass without Ottawa including them in official ceremonies. Many of the former soldiers are also waiting for financial help as they cope with various conditions –…
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