The January 2017 session of our popular Amateur Radio Basic License Course (details) is full.
To add your name to the waiting list for our March session, please leave your contact details on this secure form. Continue reading (100 words)...
This is an archive page documenting the composition of the VECTOR Board of Directors for 2017. The current management team page is always found at /about/executive/. Continue reading (300 words)...
The following slides were presented during the VECTOR 2016 Annual General Meeting held on December 7, 2016.
To view the slides in an external browser window: [2016 In Review](https://docs. Continue reading (100 words)...
QST: All local radio amateurs
VECTOR has published its current radio frequency list as a resource for all local radio amateurs: http://vectorradio. Continue reading (200 words)...
This is a duplicate notice – all current members received via email notice of our AGM on October 18, 2016. Please see your email for a RSVP link -or- email secretary@vectorradio. Continue reading (300 words)...
With sadness today we have learned of the passing of Doug Barry, VE7WLF / VE7TP.
Michel Latendresse, Deputy Chief - Emergency Management Division, Delta Fire Rescue & Emergency Services, shared the sad news with the British Columbia emergency management community today: Continue reading (400 words)...
On July 5 The Vancouver Emergency Community Telecommunications Organization (VECTOR) was recognized by Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson as a 2016 recipient of the Vancouver Awards of Excellence. Continue reading (200 words)...
QST: Radio Amateurs located in Metro Vancouver and Sea To Sky Corrridor please take note:
Greg Franklin VA7BC has undertaken the organization of a new regular nighttime HF net. Continue reading (200 words)...
June 2016 Update
Bill Gipps, VE7XS - BC & YT Director, Radio Amateurs of Canada, has published an article on recent efforts to work with the provincial government to improve distracted driving legislation with appropriate support for Amateur Radio and clarity for all. Continue reading (1000 words)...
City of Vancouver Emergency Preparedness Week 2016
Our partner the Office of Emergency Management (OEM) of the City of Vancouver facilitated a terrific location for our exhibit; we were positioned in the centre of all the action adjacent to Emergency Social Services, Disaster Support Hub and Vancouver Volunteer Corps stations and directly opposite the popular Vancouver Fire & Rescue Services exhibits. Continue reading (600 words)...