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A well-informed membership makes the co-op housing movement stronger. Keep up-to-date on the latest CHF BC, and co-op housing related, goings-on by reading our latest news below. To get this news—and more— delivered directly to your inbox, subscribe to our newsletters.
6 September 2004
CHRA gives Conservatives a failing grade on housing
The Canadian Housing and Renewal Association, reported in its review of party platforms that "the election of a Conservative government would mean longer waiting lists and more homelessness."
3 August 2004
Island Education Day attracts new CHF BC co-ops and members
CHF BC’s Island Education Day held March 6 was a great success with 15 of 31 CHF BC Island member co-ops represented. Of the 33 participants, many were first time registrants.
4 May 2004
Youth event for co-op teens
CO-OP YOUTH – OUR FUTURE 2004 is a one-day event open to youth aged 14 to 16 who live in a housing co-op.
10 September 2003
In Loving Memory of Fred Bustin
Longtime co-op supporter Fred Bustin passed away on September 23, 2003. Click on "more" for a note from Doug Perry, and for details about a memorial event scheduled for October 19.
5 May 2003
Semi-Annual Meeting held in Burnaby
CHF BC’s semi-annual general meeting, held May 3 in Burnaby, covered a lot of ground. MEETING INFO IS NOW AVAILABLE in the MEMBERS’ SECTION of this website under ‘members meetings’.
2 January 2003
Leaky Co-op Campaign gains momentum
From the latest issue of SCOOP – by Louise Elmes, campaign co-ordinator. "My first months on the leaky co-op campaign have been an amazing journey. I have been so impressed with the dedication of the…
1 January 2003
Our Privacy Practices and Why We Collect Personal Information
CHF BC collects and keeps basic information about our members so that we can manage, develop and strengthen our operations, including member services. As we learn about members’ needs and preferences, we can develop better ways to serve them. In carrying out our member-directed purposes, CHF BC undertakes: