CRNs in the Community: Data Crunching, Dialogue, Expos, Farmer’s Markets and Field Trips
As the days begin to shorten and we start to feel a change in the air, our CRNs wrap up outdoor activities and kick-off September

As the days begin to shorten and we start to feel a change in the air, our CRNs wrap up outdoor activities and kick-off September

Jennifer Lazenby loves the Vancouver Island life. Since moving to the Island to attend the University of Victoria in 1996, she never left. Upon earning

BC CRN had the privilege of attending and presenting at a special two-day event, Mental Health and Elder Abuse Workshop, for a group of officers

July and August bring warm summer days and late nights. Summer is usually the time of year to slow down, catch up with friends and

WEAAD is our top event of the year and our CRNs pulled out all the stops. The province was painted purple with flowers, signs, banners,

June is the busiest month on the calendar for CRNs across the province. It’s National Indigenous History Month, June 21st is National Indigenous Peoples Day

This month’s CRN news covers stories from intergenerational events and building new community alliances to online cooking classes for homebound adults. Creating connection is the

On June 15th, pull out all your purple duds and accessories and show us how you’ll be shining a (purple) light on adult abuse, neglect,

Sarah Gibson joined the BC CRN in September of 2022. She has a light, upbeat energy to her and laughs readily when the interview is

BC CRN is pleased to welcome and introduce Anjali Marshall as the new Regional Mentor for Northern Interior BC, including Lakes District Society, Fraser Lake,