BC Seniors Living Association
3665 Kingsway V5R5W2 Vancouver, BC, Canada

#BREAKING More than 300,000 B.C. front-line workers, including first responders, grocery store employees, teachers and child-care workers will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations In April, ahead of their age cohort. https://trib.al/e7hEwC6

Today is a National Day of Observance in . It's 1 year since the WHO declared #COVID19 as a pandemic. Over 22,000 people have died as a result & BCSLA joins others in paying tribute to them. #Candle4COVID #TogetherWeCanDoIt

Happy International Women's Day! Let's celebrate all the achievements and success of women today!

Renters will have more security as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. We're extending the freeze on rent increases until December 31, 2021 and strengthening policies to protect tenants from illegal renovictions. Learn more: https://news.gov.bc.ca/23883

Vaccine call centres for #seniors open March 8, 2021. Seniors can book a vaccine appointment for themselves or their spouse. Seniors can also have a family member or friend call for them. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/covid-19/vaccine/seniors

Here's wishing everyone a very Happy New Year! We hope the year ahead is filled with health, wealth and happiness for everyone!

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas! We hope you have a safe and relaxing holiday season!

Congratulations to Oceana @PARCLiving for winning the International Seniors Housing Architecture Award in the Independent Living category! #seniors #seniorliving #independentliving #architecture #award https://shnawards.com/winners/

BCSLA CEO Lee Coonfer speaks to Global News regarding the restrictions around Christmas decorations in the Fraser Health region in seniors residences. https://globalnews.ca//fraser-health-christmas-decoration-

Wondering what the difference is between the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines? Take a read through: https://komonews.com//what-is-the-difference-between-moder

I am so grateful. It feels like a dream came true. It is both a privilege and an honour to receive the first COVID-19 vaccine in British Columbia. I have seen ...first-hand what COVID-19 does to families, and I am hopeful we are getting closer to finally reaching the end of this pandemic, so people can reunite safely with their loved ones and put this behind us. Nisha Yunus, a 64-year old residential care aid, was the first person in BC to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. This is a hopeful day for all of us in BC and an important milestone in our fight against COVID-19. By getting the vaccine, our frontline health care workers are helping to protect those most vulnerable to COVID-19 and helping us all get one step closer to ending this pandemic. Learn more about BC’s COVID-19 vaccine plan: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/covidvaccine