Tri-Cities Seniors Planning Network

Enjoy the first edition of the Tri-Cities Seniors' Action Society (TCSAS) newsletter "Staying Connected". (was Tri-Cities Seniors Planning Network) Please share the newsletter with your friends, family, and neighbours...we need to stay connected and keep in touch in spite of this pandemic to keep us all healthy & take care of our mental wellness. Enjoy the variety of articles. Stay Safe. Stay Calm. Stay Distanced Physically--but not Socially. Wear a Mask. Stay healthy.

Great graphic reminder of what is important to get done this week. No excuses. Protect yourselfthe Flu Shot & winter tires& then give thanks to those who gave their lives & those who protect us & make Canada a free, democratic country.

Canada National Military Cemetery/Beechwood Cemetery in Ottawa where the military plots of WWI & WWII veterans were laid to rest. #CanadaRemembers #RemembranceDay

This Wednesday especially--but every day--we are thankful that we live in a "free democratic" country. #CanadaRemembers 11th month, 11th day, 11th hour

Awesome intergenerational short video about "Taking Time for Seniors". This is well done and produced by the Revelstoke CRN. Share this video with your contacts. During this pandemic we really need to keep connected with our isolated and vulnerable seniors. BC Community Response Networks

The Tri-Cities Seniors' Action Society and the BC Association of Community Response Networks are hosting a Zoom event called the Week of the Older Person from September 28 to October 2. There will be a Zoom webinar each day of that week starting at 10:00 am and ending between 11:30 to 12:00 (depending on questions & dialogue of the presenter). There is NO COST for these workshops. Registration is NOW open for EACH day. See the attachment & comments for links to register.