Hams are sharing knowledge using online platforms. Josh Nass KI6NAZ started a YouTube Channel to share detailed ham knowledge. Over the years it became a rapidly growing community of radio enthusiasts interested in learning.

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Tickets are on sale now for the QSO Today Virtual Ham Expo. Recordings remain available until April 18 showing the talks presented on March 12-13, 2022.

Previous newsletters can be found in the archive.

Volunteers Vaccinated

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Link sites to organizers and medical aid

Amateur radio operators from across the Lower Mainland come together to staff field positions in the Vancouver Sun Run. These positions link observers across the site with event organizers and medical aid.

Previous newsletters can be found in the archive.

The Disaster Response Route identification system is being discontinued. DRR stickers and decals are now historical items only.

Volunteers Vaccinated

Last spring, Mika McKinnon reminded us how party planning can jump start our disaster preparedness (Party Planning for Apocalypse). Dunbar Earthquake and Emergency Preparedness coaches people into getting prepared in a small “ice-breaking” activity: Map Your Neighbourhood.

Using google groups and emails makes dialogue together more challenging. The Board started tinkering with Loomio in 2021 and found it more enjoyable.

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