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News and Updates

HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Our winter programming has started!
Our offices are open!
January 4 - 8, by appointment.
January 11 onward, by appointment or walk-in.

COVID-19 Update November 19, 2020
CBAL is cancelling all in-person programming until after the new year, but we are still offering online programming and services. Our offices will remain open with safety measures in place. Please contact the community literacy coordinator in your community for more information. To locate their contact information, select your community from the "Community Programs" tab.
#WeAreHereToHelp
#StaySafeStayHealthy
CBAL is cancelling all in-person programming until after the new year, but we are still offering online programming and services. Our offices will remain open with safety measures in place. Please contact the community literacy coordinator in your community for more information. To locate their contact information, select your community from the "Community Programs" tab.
#WeAreHereToHelp
#StaySafeStayHealthy
Become a CBAL Member!

Time to purchase your CBAL membership for 2020-21!
We welcome community groups, small businesses, individuals, public institutions, CBAL staff and volunteers to become CBAL members.
Send your completed membership form to cbalteam@cbal.org or mail it to Box 2619, Invermere, BC, V0A 1K0.
Read Our Latest Blog

These Days It's All About Adapting, by Carol Fairhurst, Community Literacy Coordinator - Kimberley.
Thank you to our regional funders:
- College of the Rockies
- Columbia Basin Trust
- Decoda Literacy Solutions
- Government of Canada
- Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)
- Province of BC
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Jobs, Economic Development and Competitiveness (BCSIS)
- Selkirk College