DEAFBC

I am sorry to inform you that WIDHH Tax Night is now full. At this time no new people can be accepted for Tax Night.

There are some senior centers that would provide Income tax return for you. They have volunteers who are certified to do Income Tax Return for seniors. Some may have restrictions like you earning too much money or having complicated business/investment income to report.

There are some people who would do Income Tax Return, but they should be certified by CRA sponsored/approved training as to show that they know how to make claims especially deductions on Income Tax Returns.

Also you might want to try UFile or TurboTax online. Both are free if your taxable income is less than $20,000. I have tried both Income Tax Return software last year and earlier this year. They are easy to use and user-friendly.

You and Your Well-Being

Seven Bi-Weekly Workshop Series

When:
Friday March 10th

Time:
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Where:
Well Being
Program Office
300-4211 Kingsway, Burnaby

Presenters:
Felicia D’Amato and Danielle Sprague

Workshop Topics:
March 10: Stress: How to Manage

Learning Points:
What is stress?
What causes stress?
Ideas to manage stress.

Please register to reserve a spot

Contact us if you need ASL/ Deaf Interpreters

Need More Information?

Email: WellBeing.Staff@vch.ca
Voice: 604-456-0900 • Text: 778-987-4174
TTY: 604-456-0901 • FAX: 604-456-0904
Toll-free TTY: 1-800-949-1155
Website: deafwellbeing.vch.ca

THE INSPECTOR
March 9 – 18, 2017
PHOENIX THEATRE, UVIC

Adapted by Linda Hardy
A West Coast political satire inspired by Nikolay Gogol’s The Government Inspector
Edited by Nicholas Guerreiro

Saturday March 18 at 2pm
with Sign Language Interpretation with Nigel Howard and Jen Ferris

Word arrives in Paradise (a “fictional” West Coast town) that a government inspector is coming incognito. Will the little improprieties of town’s mayor and officials be exposed? When they mistake a cunning ex-civil servant for the inspector, their schemes are turned against them. As the greed, corruption, and hypocrisy escalate, this satirical farce spins hilariously out of control. Inspired by local news stories, this adaptation of Gogol’s 19th-century comedy of errors is no less relevant – and possibly even more humorous! – when reimagined into our own political landscape.

Director: Linda Hardy
Assistant Director: Jeffrey Renn
Set Designer: Delaney Tesch
Costume Designers: Barbara Clerihue & Hana Ruzesky-Bashford
Lighting Designer: Eryn Griffith
Sound Designer: Christopher Green
Projection Designer: Marites Frazer
Choreographer: Jacques Lemay
Stage Manager: Rebecca Marchand

Recommended for ages 13+

TICKETS: $15 – $25 for Saturday Matinee** and Weekdays / $26 for Weekend Evenings
BOX OFFICE: 250-721-8000 (opens February 28 for phone and in-person orders**)

** USE this fax order form for special advanced ticket purchases for Matinee with Sign Language Interpretation **

1st Canadian Deaf 55+ Games flyer

view the website here: https://www.deafeducationconferences.com/

Family Storytime in Sign Language and English at Burnaby Public Library
http://www.bpl.bc.ca/events/family-storytime-in-sign-language-and-english-at-metrotown-1

Join a Deaf storyteller and a children’s librarian for stories, songs, rhymes and crafts presented in both American Sign Language and English. This is a free drop-in for children of all ages and abilities, together with a parent or caregiver. All families are welcome! Interpreters will be present.

Three Saturdays from 3:00 to 4:00 PM: March 25, April 22, and May 27.
At Tommy Douglas Library in Burnaby: 7311 Kingsway, 604.522.3971.

Presented by Burnaby Public Library in partnership with Family and Community Services and Provincial Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services at the Ministry of Children and Family Development. For more information, e-mail Randi at the library (Randi.Robin@bpl.bc.ca) or Roger at Family and Community Services (Roger.Chan@gov.bc.ca).