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)...
The 2016 Vancouver Sun Run communications organizers are seeking radio amateurs to volunteer for the Sunday April 17th Sun Run event. Continue reading (100 words)...
Once again VECTOR will have a for-sale table at the annual Burnaby Amateur Radio Swap Meet. This year’s event will be held Sunday March 6 at Queensborough Community Centre. Continue reading (100 words)...
It has been an awfully busy year.
BARC Flea Market
Starting the year off with a bang VECTOR participated in the always-popular Burnaby Amateur Radio Club Annual Swap Meet… and left with far less than we arrived! Continue reading (400 words)...
This is an archive page documenting the composition of the VECTOR Board of Directors for 2016. The current management team page is always found at /about/executive/. Continue reading (200 words)...
The VECTOR 2015 Annual General Meeting will be held on December 2nd, 2015 at 7PM at the E-Comm Centre at 3301 East Pender Street. Continue reading (300 words)...
Attention VECTOR Members: Our 2 meter VE7VCT repeater (145.45 MHz, input -600 kHz) will be off-line until August 9th. This repeater has been operating in test mode for a couple months but as of August 9th it’ll be on the air 24/7. Continue reading (100 words)...
Note to members:
Our 2M repeater, VE7VCT-2M, is currently off-line in order that it can be on-display at our Field Day site this weekend. Continue reading (100 words)...
May 3 to May 9 has been declared as Emergency Preparedness Week by the City of Vancouver. During this seven day period a number of events, displays, and other functions will be available to the media and public to promote emergency preparedness in our city. Continue reading (200 words)...