In my work with communities across British Columbia and beyond, I’ve seen something remarkable: the ability of people and the systems they create to adapt, recover, and reimagine. Whether it’s a local government rethinking public space, a nonprofit expanding access to food security, or a grassroots network mobilizing around mental health, the common thread is resilience. Not the kind that just "bounces back," but the kind that grows forward more rooted, more intentional, more

As natural disasters in British Columbia become more frequent and severe—from wildfires and floods to extreme heat—it’s more important...

With the pace of the world today, the spaces where we live, work, learn and play have a profound impact on our health and well-being. A...

Developing healthy public policy to support building healthier communities involves a comprehensive and collaborative approach. Here are...