The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC
COSCO is a British Columbia umbrella organization made up of various seniors organizations and individual associate members. It currently has 42 affiliates representing approximately 42,000 seniors
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC- About Cosco Bc
About COSCO BC in 60 seconds and COSCO's purpose (excerpt from the constitution)
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC- Archives
COSCO BC Archives
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-Contact
COSCO BC contact information
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC, News
COSCO BC news and newsletters
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC- Useful Links
COSCO BC- useful links
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-Events
COSCO BC Events Listings
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-Join Cosco
Join COSCO BC
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-Photo Album
COSCO BC photo album
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-site map
COSCO site map
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-Application Form Printer Version
Join COSCO BC Application Form Printer Version
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-Add Events
COSCO BC Add Events
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-News Letter Sign-up
COSCO BC news letter sign-up
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-Executive
COSCO BC executive list
The Council of Senior Citizens' of BC-Conference 2008
COSCO Conference 2008
Council of Senior Citizens
Organizations of BC
Representing Seniors Since 1950
PRESS RELEASE 2010-03-02
By Sylvia MacLeay,
President,
COSCO
“This [provincial] budget doesn’t satisfy our seniors – not by a long shot!”
What do seniors want? Sylvia MacLeay, President of the Council of
Senior Citizens’ Organizations of British Columbia says seniors want what most others want:
“… reform of Olympic proportion: affordable housing, more adequate home support (to stay out of expensive institutions) and secure pension income. We want a clean environment for ourselves and our families, reasonable access to parks and recreation and communities that are age-friendly. Building these things and investing in them is a perfect economic stimulus and helps to maintain and create a healthy community.”