Upcoming Programs
Sun Jul 6 - Sun Aug 3
SAGDA
Celebrating Pride 2025!
Celebrate diversity, and community at two of British Columbia's most vibrant LGBTQ+ events — the Victoria Pride Parade and the Vancouver Pride Parade.
Fri Aug 22
4:30 pm - 8:00 pm
CBABC
Mid-Island Summer Gathering
Join CBABC county representatives at a laid-back barbeque with good food and great company.
Wed Sep 17
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
1h 30min CPD
CBABC
Economic Reconciliation and Relational Credibility
Canada’s colonization and historical policies have created long-lasting economic disparities for Indigenous Peoples. Unpack the crucial roles decolonization, legal pluralism and dismantling of systemic barriers play in forging a path towards economic reconciliation.
Wed Sep 24
8:45 am - 4:30 pm
5h 15min CPD
CBABC
BC Legal Conference: Government Law & Practice 2025
Join colleagues from across the public sector for a day designed to keep you informed in your practice. The Government Law & Practice Conference offers government lawyers a focused opportunity to gain practical insights into the issues shaping public law today. This hybrid conference allows you to attend in person for valuable networking or join online from wherever you are.
Tue Oct 21
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
1h 30min CPD
CBABC
100 Questions about Reconciliation
People are often curious about reconciliation and seek ways to participate, but a shortage of trustworthy information brings more questions than answers. Dr. Bruce McIvor, answers 100 fundamental questions about reconciliation.
Fri Oct 24 - Sat Oct 25
7h 30min CPD
CBABC
BC Legal Conference: Wills, Estates & Trusts 2025
This conference blends expert knowledge with peer-to-peer collaboration to navigate the complexities of the evolving field of wills, estates and trusts. Participate in interactive sessions, network with your colleagues during breaks, and battle it out in a trivia showdown.
Thu Nov 20
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
1h 30min CPD
CBABC
Fresh Perspectives with Two-Eyed Seeing
Stepping out of your comfort zone to embrace diverse perspectives can lead to profound personal and professional growth. Examine the practice of Two-Eyed Seeing which weaves Indigenous perspectives and knowledge into traditional western worldviews.