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VECTOR February 2020 News
VECTOR January 2020 News
Waiting List: January 2020 Basic Amateur Radio Certificate Course
VECTOR will hold its next Basic Amateur Radio Certificate Course starting Saturday, January 4, 2020.
Our students enjoy a high rate of success - enroll with confidence regardless of your current level of radio, electronics or regulatory knowledge.
2019 VECTOR Board of Directors
Radio Skills Course Fall 2019 Graduates
VECTOR is proud to announce the latest graduates of the VECTOR Radio Skills Course.
This four week course is a natural follow-on to obtaining your Amateur Radio Certificate of Proficiency. We cover topics of interest to any amateur radio emergency communications operator.
More information: https://vectorradio.ca/training/radio-skills-course/
Article on RSC in The Canadian Amateur: https://vectorradio.ca/training/files/rsc-tca-article.pdf
VECTOR December 2019 News
Previous newsletters can be found in the archive.
Radio Skills Course Graduates
See this link to see who completed the latest Radio Skills Course and all those who worked to make it happen.
VECTOR Annual General Meeting
The 21st Annual General Meeting will take place on December 4th at Trout Lake Community Centre at 19:00 (7:00 pm). This is an opportunity to review the past year and direction for the future.
VECTOR November 2019 News
VECTOR October 2019 News
CBC Early Edition Interview with VECTOR President Mike Watkins
As part of a regular series on volunteers and their impact in Metro Vancouver
- Get What You Give, our own Mike Watkins spoke to host Stephen Quinn of CBC Vancouver Radio One’s The Early Edition about VECTOR and the roles our organization prepares for in times of great need.
Access the audio of the interview here: Get What You Give: Ham Radio is Vancouver’s last line of communication
Policy: Code of Conduct
VECTOR is committed to ensuring all members feel welcome and safe in our community. At our 20th Annual General Meeting (December 5th, 2018) VECTOR members ratified a Code of Conduct policy that puts into words how we’ve tried to conduct ourselves over many years.