PICS (Progressive Intercultural Community Society Services) is pleased to announce that the PICS Mega Job Fair Vancouver 2025 will be on Thursday February 6, 2025, at the Roundhouse Arts and Recreation Centre in Yaletown.

In an effort to engage the community and spread awareness about the free support to live & work in British Columbia, Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS) Society has launched a State-of-the-Art Media Room at PICS Head Office. The unveiling took place at PICS head office in surrey by Harry Bains – The Acting Mayor, City of Surrey. This fully-equipped digital room would serve as a platform for people to engage in discussions on issues that matter to the community.

Left to right: Gina Ungaro, Associate Director, Leadership Giving, Richmond Hospital Foundation; David Mork, Assistant Foreman, Hansen Industries Ltd.; Paul Basirian, Manager – Quality and Safety, Hansen Industries Ltd.; Gaurav Dhawan, Controller, Hansen Industries Ltd.

The artists weave a thought-provoking tapestry of works that address the climate crisis and disposable culture

As part of British Columbia’s larger push toward sustainable transportation, PICS Assisted Living Facility is excited to announce the arrival of its new electric bus, generously funded by the Ministry of Health and Fraser Health. This green initiative, initially promised in December 2023, has now officially arrived at the facility.

Marco Choi, President, Vancouver Diamond Lions Club (6th from left) along with Gala Co-Chairs Cindy Chan (5th from left) and Gordon Zhang (7th from left); Spencer Gall, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Richmond Hospital Foundation (1st from the left); Atwood Fung, Philanthropy Officer, Richmond Hospital Foundation (1st from the right); and members of Vancouver Diamond Lions Club.

Consider signing up to walk on February 22, 2025. This is an opportunity to draw attention and support the diverse communities of Newton. This collaborative…

On November 25, 2024 a silent vigil was held in front of the BC Legislature, honouring 16 women who were killed by men in British Columbia in 2024.