Loneliness Awareness Week 
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Loneliness Awareness Week 

Hey Neighbour Collective Jun 15, 2026
The BC government is seeking its second five-year approval to continue killing wolves

The BC government is seeking its second five-year approval to continue killing wolves

Jun 15, 2026
BC seeks another five years of wolf killing: Our technical feedback

BC seeks another five years of wolf killing: Our technical feedback

Jun 15, 2026
I’m Going Back to Japan – Come With Me

I’m Going Back to Japan – Come With Me

Jun 15, 2026
A walkway passes through rows of bright red torii gates with black Japanese inscriptions at Fushimi Inari Shrine in Japan, inviting you to immerse yourself in the travel experience of going back in time.

I’m Going Back to Japan – Come With Me

ByAna BuzzalinoJun 15, 2026
A group of adults poses for a photo in a gymnasium at the Victoria Native Friendship Centre, standing and kneeling in front of a large art mural—capturing true Connection in Action.

Connection in Action profile: Victoria Native Friendship Centre

ByBuilding Resilient NeighbourhoodsJun 11, 2026
A poster titled “Actions for Loneliness Awareness Week” is surrounded by colorful sticky notes with handwritten suggestions from connectors, all aimed at building connection and combating loneliness.

Real ideas for building connection: What connectors are doing for Loneliness Awareness Week

ByBuilding Resilient NeighbourhoodsJun 11, 2026
Several Chinook salmon swim underwater among rocks and algae, with one fish prominently in the foreground and others in the background—a fascinating scene for research on their natural habitat.

Harvesting immature Chinook is shrinking salmon and reducing future returns, new research finds

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationJun 10, 2026
A younger woman and an older woman sit together; the older woman is knitting a yellow-green piece while the younger woman, embodying Connection in Action, holds part of the project and smiles at the camera.

Connection in Action profile: Luther Court Society

ByBuilding Resilient NeighbourhoodsJun 10, 2026
A book cover titled "MUSINGS" by Allen Bell, featuring a close-up of handwritten notes in a spiral notebook.

Musings

Byflask publishingJun 10, 2026
A large Chinook salmon swims underwater above a rocky riverbed, its mouth slightly open and impressive size visible in the murky water.

How harvesting immature Chinook salmon can shrink size and reduce future returns

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationJun 9, 2026
A person is writing a letter by hand on white paper with a pen, demonstrating literacy in action—one hand steadying the page while the other writes, reflecting the values of Victoria Literacy Connection.

Connection in Action profile: Victoria Literacy Connection

ByBuilding Resilient NeighbourhoodsJun 9, 2026
Several pairs of people sit across from each other at tables in a classroom, engaged in conversation—an example of Connection in Action. Shelves and artwork are visible in the background, reflecting the spirit of West Coast Speaks.

Connection in Action profile: West Coast Speaks

ByBuilding Resilient NeighbourhoodsJun 9, 2026
A group of people sit on blankets in a park, talking, reading, and sketching—art supplies and shoes scattered nearby—as Gatherly fosters connection in action under the open sky.

Connection in Action profile: Gatherly

ByBuilding Resilient NeighbourhoodsJun 9, 2026
A group of people wearing backpacks hike along a dirt trail through a forest with tall trees and sunlight filtering through, embarking on sea-to-soil expeditions inspired by the landscapes near the Salish Sea.

Sea-to-soil expeditions throughout the Salish Sea

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationJun 9, 2026
An orca swims near the water's surface, its dorsal fin and white markings visible against the blue-green ocean—a familiar sight monitored during Major Projects Canada project development.

Raincoast’s feedback on Getting Major Projects Built in Canada

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationJun 8, 2026