Online scams and fraud continue to affect thousands of Canadians every year, especially older adults, who are often targeted because of their trusting nature and
Financial scams and abuse are on the rise, and seniors are often the most vulnerable. In 2024 alone, Canadians lost $643 million to fraud, with
The 2025 BC CRN Provincial Conference provided an unparalleled opportunity for community partners, network coordinators, and provincial team members to come together, share experiences, and
BC CRN has joined a national coalition advocating for stronger legal protections for seniors facing coercive control, abuse that manipulates, isolates, or restricts older adults’
BC CRN offers free presentations for groups across British Columbia on important topics affecting older adults. From It’s Not Right: Friends & Family for Older
When Betty Anderson joined BC CRN as Regional Mentor for Cariboo Chilcotin, she was stepping into a role that felt like a natural fit. “I
Too often, older adults are controlled or isolated by those they depend on. BC CRN is joining a national effort to make sure the law protects them too.
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On October 1, 2025, the Saanich Peninsula Community Response Network (SPCRN) brought the community together for a lively and heartfelt celebration of National Seniors Day,
When Kate Rogatina joined BC CRN in June 2025, she brought with her a rare blend of technical expertise, global experience, and a deep commitment
The 2025 BC Association of Community Response Networks (BC CRN) Provincial Conference brought together over 130 Coordinators, Regional Mentors, and Provincial Team members from across
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