All the latest news and stories about Alzheimer's disease, dementia and the brain.
People in BC and the Yukon deserve better dementia care, beginning with a timely diagnosis
Join us in advocating for improved access to dementia diagnosis and care this World Alzheimer’s Month.
Anything for Alzheimer’s spotlight: A pinch of dough, a legacy of love
We are recognizing World Alzheimer's Month by shining a spotlight on Anything for Alzheimer's - our community-driven fundraising program.
Anything for Alzheimer’s spotlight: A tradition of tea and connection
We are recognizing World Alzheimer's Month by shining a spotlight on Anything for Alzheimer's - our community-driven fundraising program.
Notice of Annual General and Special Meeting
The Annual General and Special Meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, at 5:45 p.m.
Anything for Alzheimer’s September 2025 spotlight: Riding for a cause, honouring a legacy
We are recognizing World Alzheimer's Month by shining a spotlight on Anything for Alzheimer's - our community-driven fundraising program.
Anything for Alzheimer’s spotlight: Honouring a legacy through the joy of music
We are recognizing World Alzheimer's Month by shining a spotlight on Anything for Alzheimer's - our community-driven fundraising program.
Anything for Alzheimer’s spotlight: A coach’s commitment to community
We are recognizing World Alzheimer's Month by shining a spotlight on Anything for Alzheimer's - our community-driven fundraising program.
B.C. Seniors Advocate report on long-term care
Report from the Office of the Seniors Advocate highlights the growing demand for long-term care spaces in B.C. and sends shares recommendations to government.
Alzheimer Society of B.C. urges summer emergency preparedness for people affected by dementia
Take proactive steps to support people living with dementia.
North Vancouver photography exhibit explores the intersections of memory, identity, loss and grief
On June 18, lived experience partner, Geoffrey Bird, opened an exhibit of his photography at MLA Susie Chant’s Community Office in North Vancouver. On exhibit until the end of summer, the images from his self-published photobook, Stolen – Flowers for My Wife, compares the delicate petals of a hydrangea to the brain of a person living with dementia.
