Presentations will be made by several groups including Widows on the War Path as they fight to receive compensation.
They have been left out of a $20,000 package offered by Ottawa to military and civilians who worked at -- or lived near the base when the chemical was tested.
Liberal MP Rob Oliphant is the Veterans Affairs Critic and tells CHSJ News, his party wants to ensure that justice is served.
The widows have been shut out of the compensation package because their spouses passed away prior to the start up program in February of 06.
Tonight's meeting get started at seven o'clock at the Days Inn.
