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February 11, 2021
CLBC News – Winter 2021

CLBC welcomes Minister Nicholas Simons In December, Premier John Horgan appointed...
January 18, 2021
New funding helps people with disabilities return to work

People with developmental disabilities who are eligible for Community Living BC...
December 18, 2020
B.C. Recovery Benefit

The B.C. government has introduced legislation to provide the tax-free B.C....
December 07, 2020
CLBC welcomes Minister Simons

B.C. Premier John Horgan has appointed Nicholas Simons as Minister of...
February 19, 2020
Provincial budget increases CLBC respite rate for individuals and families

Community Living BC is increasing minimum respite rates for families from...
December 09, 2019
CLBC News – December 2019

New online portal makes Individualized Funding (IF) reporting easier On November...
September 26, 2019
CLBC Connect – September 2019 Edition

The September edition of CLBC Connect features family and employer stories...
September 25, 2019
CLBC News – September 2019

Calling self advocates: Have your say in new accessibility law The...
September 23, 2019
Have your say on legislation to make B.C. more accessible and inclusive

The government of British Columbia is planning to develop new legislation...

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A lot of great upcoming events in @FSIBC's calendar for connection, including Expressive Arts with Heather & Qnections Club for members of the LGBTQ+ community. Find them all here: http://ow.ly/kjFe50DKhLs
Casey Douglas, Director of Olivia Douglas Community Services, is excited to provide virtual opportunities for people to connect around shared interests and experiences. Read about Casey & other self advocates leading connection across B.C. here: http://ow.ly/oSbd50DKheI
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Cheryl Fryfield, CLBC Head Office Receptionist & Ross Chilton, CLBC CEO are wearing their pink shirts today to stand up against bullying and encourage everyone to lift each other up. Read more about #PinkShirtDay here: pinkshirtday.ca ... See MoreSee Less

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Today, on #PinkShirtDay people in B.C. and around the world stand together against bullying and share this year's message to "Lift each other up""Lifting each other up means accepting and respecting each other, regardless of race, culture, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity. It means seeing others for their strengths, abilities and things we have in common. It means taking the time to understand different points of view and share experiences. By lifting each other up and wearing pink today, we are standing in solidarity against bullying and letting kids know they aren’t alone," - Premier John Horgan, Jennifer Whiteside, Minister of Education, and Carol Todd, parent and founder of the Amanda Todd Legacy Society.You can read the full statement marking #pinkshirtday2021 below: ... See MoreSee Less

Joint statement on Pink Shirt Day | BC Gov News

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Premier John Horgan, Jennifer Whiteside, Minister of Education, and Carol Todd, parent and founder of the Amanda Todd Legacy Society, have released the following statement to mark Pink Shirt Day:

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