In every community, there are quiet heroes who show up without being asked, put others’ needs first, and often go unnoticed. They’re family caregivers –
Last week, the B.C. Human Rights Commissioner released the final report from the Inquiry into detentions under the Adult Guardianship Act (AGA), uncovering serious concerns
Running short of cash can happen to the best of us, especially when emergencies arise. But when seniors, immigrants or vulnerable people turn to instant
Every year, during National Volunteer Week, Canada takes a moment to honour and recognize the selfless contributions of volunteers who dedicate their time and energy
A new program offered by Seniors First BC and QMUNITY provides legal clinics to help 2SLGBTQIA+ seniors create advance planning documents to ensure their rights
Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario is producing a series of podcasts called Aging Vibrantly: Conversations to Empower Seniors. Episode 6 features BC CRN Board Member, Gloria
Bill C-16 enshrines the rights of transgender and gender-diverse people in the Canadian Human Rights Act. Passed in June 2017, it has become part of
Sadly, older adults often can be victims of financial abuse and fraud. They may be convinced to give money or account access to people who
Dan Levitt, BC Seniors Advocate, was the guest presenter for BC CRN’s January Provincial Learning Event webinar. A knowledgeable and longtime expert on the topics
On November 19, the Council to Reduce Elder Abuse (CREA) hosted a Financial Abuse Investigators conference in Langley. The invitation-only event was attended by over
