This webinar will provide education to the North Central Local Government Association membership on how to prepare for and craft effective resolutions, and will include an overview of NCLGA resolutions processes and detailed how-to’s on writing a resolution to maximize reach and strength of the advocacy position.
Speakers: Lara Beckett, RDFFG Chair - Gord Klassen, NCLGA Past President
In 2018, the Big Bar Slide event on the Fraser River created a blockage that significantly and negatively affected migrating salmon and cost millions of dollars in ongoing mitigation costs. The impacts of another event, like the Big Bar Slide could be catastrophic. The research project, “Landslide impact on flow dynamics, fish migration and genetics of Fraser River salmon,” analyzed past slide dynamics to develop a predictive model of potential future slide activity, and we now have the opportunity to use that data to inform potential future slide response and possibly mitigate impacts to salmon migration.
The webinar will include information on the critical need for both secure substance use services and long-term secure psychiatric care. Dr. Kane will speak to what led to the current situation and the wide-ranging effects on other parts of healthcare and societal systems. The focus will be on opportunities that exist to address this critical gap in mental health and addictions care for communities in Central and Northern BC.
Speaker: Dr. Barbara Kane, Head of Psychiatry, University Hospital of Northern BC
About the Fraser Basin Council
The Fraser Basin Council (FBC) is a charitable non-profit organization that brings people together to advance sustainability in British Columbia. Our strategic priorities are to take action on climate change, support healthy watersheds and water resources, and build sustainable communities and regions.
FBC supports both province-wide and regional initiatives that serve BC communities. Learn about our collaborative governance model and our work in FBC Today.
Where We Work
FBC’s staff team works throughout British Columbia, based in our Administration/GVSS office in Vancouver and Regional offices in Kamloops, Williams Lake and Prince George, and other BC locations.
We are grateful to live and work on the unceded ancestral territories of the Indigenous Nations of British Columbia.
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