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Return-It’s School Contest Winners Are Giving Back To Their Communities

Congratulations to Forest Grove Elementary, Vancouver Talmud Torah School, Holy Cross Regional High School and Charles Hays Secondary

South Asian Community And Business Leaders Set One Million Dollar Goal, Raising Funds For Childhood Diabetes Research At BC Children’s Hospital

Influential community and business leaders from the South Asian community are being asked by the Development Committee at BCCHF to share in their commitment to further transform Type 1 Diabetes Research and care for the children at the BC Children’s Hospital.

ICBA Launches Indigenous Logo Competition

As part of the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association’s (ICBA) ongoing work with Indigenous communities, ICBA announced today the launch of an Indigenous logo design competition, seeking to enhance ICBA’s brand and reflecting the pillars of ICBA while incorporating elements of Indigenous culture.

The Rights Of Women In Canada – History And Current Day Issues.

Canada is still a very young country compared to most nations. Its history has been shaped by millions of people since its formation in 1867.

“Champion of the Crescent” Paddle Board Event For Youth Mental Health Returns This Summer

“Champion of the Crescent” Paddle Board Event for Youth Mental Health Returns this Summer Saturday, July 23, 2022 Blackie Spit, Crescent Beach, Surrey Surrey,…

15-minute city within reach for Vancouver: SFU study

The idea of a 15-minute city – one where everyone’s essential needs can be met within walking distance – is within reach for Vancouver, but more needs to be done to provide access in neighbourhoods with higher proportions of children, older adults, and racialized populations.

Roots, Rhythm and Resistance – Anti-Racism Symposium

All panels and performances will be presented both live and in-person at 3 locations, AND live streamed.

Britannia Mine Museum’s Summer Exhibit Takes A Nostalgic Trip In History To Reflect On How Recreation Builds Resiliency

We gratefully and respectfully acknowledge that the Britannia Mine Museum operates on the ancestral unceded territory of the Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh (Squamish) Nation.

BC-India Business Network (BCIBN) Founder And President Emeritus Vivek Savkur Received The Global Award For Community Leadership From Global Emerging Leadership Programs (GELP), At The BC-IBN Edu Summit 2022.

The Global Emerging Leadership Programs (GELP) honoured Vivek Savkur, Founder of BC-India Business Network (BCIBN) with GELP’s first annual Global Leadership Award. The award was presented at the Education Summit 2022 by Canadian Senator Mobina Jaffer, Omar Karim, Founder and President of GELP, Joel Hampson, Srividhya Mouli, Candidate from GELP’s Leadership Team and Sobhana Jaya-Madhavan, BC-India Business Network (BCIBN) new President. This award was presented to Vivek Savkur in honour of his outstanding leadership to community development, cross-cultural relationships, and dedication in years of service towards inspiring young leaders around the world.

Reach Society Announces 10th Annual Reach For The Stars Gala IN-PERSON!

Reach Child and Development Society’s fundraising gala Wings of Change is aptly named as it moves to an in-person format after two years because of the pandemic. The ability to socialize and connect at a star-studded event to support kids with diverse abilities is a welcome change.

Jim Pattison Commits $5 Million Matching Gift Towards Burnaby Hospital Redevelopment

Burnaby Hospital Foundation announces a $5 million matching gift from celebrated philanthropist and business icon, Jim Pattison, towards the Proud History, Bright Future redevelopment campaign to transform Burnaby Hospital into a modern healthcare campus.

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