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Assuming you submitted a bio to us at some point — and gave us permission to post it online — we have now added all the biographical information we’ve received to the “Meet Our Members” section.
Assuming you submitted a bio to us at some point — and gave us permission to post it online — we have now added all the biographical information we’ve received to the “Meet Our Members” section.
The Canadian Farm Writers’ Federation has opened submissions for its 2026 awards program recognizing excellence in Canadian agriculture journalism, communications and broadcasting.
Now that CFWF’s newsletter, The Farm Journalist, has resumed quarterly publication, we are keen to champion our members’ accomplishments.
The BCFWA Board has hired a conference coordinator to do the heavy lifting of conference organization, but we would love your input into various aspects of the conference.
Did you know that the 2027 CFWF conference will be held in Kelowna? It’s a great opportunity to show off one of the beautiful areas of our province to fellow agriculture journalists from across Canada.
Zoom may not be quite as fun as gathering in person, but have you seen the price of gas lately? With that in mind, we’re hosting a spring get-together the economical way, from home.
Entries are now open for the 2026 IFAJ Alliance Tire Star Prize, billed as the premier global awards recognizing excellence in agricultural journalism.
As many of our members already know, Amanda Brittain took over the helm of BCFWA in 2025 after serving as our vice president for several years, and has returned this year to steer our organization for another year.
We hit an all-time membership high of 39 members in 2024, and would love to put that number to shame this year.
We’ve mentioned it before, but it’s worth mentioning it again: BC Farm Writers’ Association now has a public LinkedIn group—and we’d love for you to be part of it!