The British Columbia Association of Social Workers (BCASW) expresses its condolences and support for the Tumbler Ridge community following the tragic events of February 10, 2026. In a statement issued by Executive Director Chelsea Minhas, the association acknowledges the lives lost, those injured, and the grief experienced by families, first responders, educators, and community members. BCASW emphasizes the importance of compassion, mental health support, and community connection in the aftermath of violence, reaffirming its commitment to standing alongside those affected as they begin to heal.
BC Social Workers Stand in Solidarity with Tumbler Ridge Following Tragedy
The British Columbia Association of Social Workers (BCASW) expresses its condolences and support for the Tumbler Ridge community following the tragic events of February 10, 2026…
Urgent Call for Improvements to Home Support and Long-Term Care in British Columbia
The British Columbia Association of Social Workers (BCASW) has called on Health Minister Josie Osborne to take immediate action to address growing challenges in home support and…
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Election 2026: What social workers need to know
As B.C. prepares for the October 24 provincial election, BCASW shares voting dates, election information, and questions social workers can ask candidates about the profession and the communities they serve.
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BC Social Workers Raise Concerns Over Ending Drug Decriminalization Pilot
The British Columbia Association of Social Workers (BCASW) has expressed serious concerns about the provincial government's decision to end BC's drug decriminalization pilot on…
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