Capt. Trevor Greene opens Honour House

A new facility designed to help Canada's injured veterans, first-responders and their families opened in New Westminster, B.C. with some help from Capt. Trevor Greene, a man whose name has become synonymous with the struggle in Afghanistan.

As CTV's Brent Gilbert explains, Greene's incredible journey towards recovery couldn't happen without a lot of support.

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  Capt. Trevor Greene, right, who was attacked in Afghanistan in 2005, looks on from behind an honour guard during a ceremony to open Honour House in New Westminster, B.C., on Wednesday November 10, 2010. Honour House is the first home in the country for relatives of Canadian Forces members and first responders to stay while their family members receive medical care. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck