Canadian Public Relations Society Vancouver

Since 1959, Canadian Public Relations Society Vancouver (CPRS) has served public relations practitioners and communications specialists in British Columbia as a networking and professional development organization.

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No Good Deed: PR Takes On the Battle for Free Speech

No Good Deed is a column devoted to the discussion of ethical challenges we may face in our profession. Each issue we’ll feature a member’s dilemma and ask three PR experts to comment on it. We’d love to hear from you, too, so please weigh in on the various “what would you do if…” problems your colleagues are confronted with.

PR PRACTITIONER PROFILE: LESLEY CHANG

As Communications Manager at Tourism Richmond, Lesley Chang is an expert at showcasing the best that the Lower Mainland has to offer. She also currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Vancouver chapter of the Canadian Public Relations Society. Drawing on her experience in the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors, Leslie speaks to CPRS about her greatest accomplishments, her regrets, and how to get cheeky when applying for a job.

Tips from the Trenches: Making the best of a PR education (Part 2)

Part one of this series shared some tips on what to keep in mind when choosing the right public relations education for you. With the start of term upon us, this installment suggests six best practices for maximising your investment into your public relations education.