BC CRN Spotlight: Daisy Au, Chinese CRN Coordinator
Sitting down with Daisy Au for a chat amidst her busy schedule is no small feat, especially when there’s a surprise fire drill thrown into

Sitting down with Daisy Au for a chat amidst her busy schedule is no small feat, especially when there’s a surprise fire drill thrown into

The United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities is held annually on December 3 to “promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilize support

Intimate partner violence affects people of all ages and it can look different at each stage of life. Seniors face unique challenges, often complicated by

In the fourth part of our series on artificial intelligence (AI), we look at ways to use AI to help you write or create images

Each November, Canadians pause to honour our military veterans, recognizing the immense sacrifices made by those who served in times of war and peace. While

The salmon are running and the trees are showing off in crimson and gold. Our CRNs kicked off October with National Seniors Day celebrations on

In the second part of our series on artificial intelligence (AI), we look at some of the uses of AI and how it can help

In Canada, Diwali starts on October 28, 2024. The Festival of Lights is a five-day celebration known as the most popular and elaborate event of

BC CRN recently welcomed Gurmit Sandhu to the Board of Directors at the June 2024 AGM. Gurmit brings over 15 years of education and experience

As the days begin to cool and shorten and summer gives way to fall, our CRNs are refreshed and busy with new events and workshops.
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