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The Canadian Public Relations Association – Vancouver Chapter (CPRS-Vancouver) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2021 PRestige Awards program.

In today's world of media relations, using social media to enhance and support your PR work is essential, and it is crucial for any organization seeking growth.

Ever wonder how we can include the deaf and hard of hearing communities in our engagement processes, events, and communications plans? Here are some tips to get started!

We are happy to provide the recording from this very successful event for your review.

Spring is a time for renewal. And the longer hours of daylight can shed some light on things that have been hiding in the winter shadows. That includes our virtual selves.

Vancouver Chapter (CPRS-Vancouver) is pleased to announce the launch of its PRestige Awards program, which will award three top prizes in three categories to practitioners in the Metro Vancouver region.

So, how do you apply UX and make sure your message cuts through the noise?

A new certificate program enables those involved in hiring a five-course training certificate to help build their skills and confidence in employing people with disabilities.

Let’s see what a week of CPRS membership would be like when taking advantage of the things that CPRS Vancouver has to offer.

March 8th is International Woman’s Day where we celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women; and the theme this year is Choose to Challenge.

It’s that time of year again!

The event was a first for CPRS Vancouver--with a goal of bringing members together to listen to the lived experiences of the panelists.

Did you know that there are several programs, grants, and scholarships that you can apply for?

The Canadian Public Relations Society is a proud partner in a new national study to explore the extent to which public relations functions as a profession in Canada.