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Providence Living Communication helps media representatives track down information, navigate Providence Living facilities, programs, and operations, as well as coordinate interviews with Providence Living subject matter experts.

During business hours (Mon-Fri, 8:30 – 4:30)
Email: Ari Wilkins, Communications Specialist, Providence Living, ari.wilkins@providenceliving.ca

 After hours (evenings, weekends & holidays)
Call: 778.384.2208

To ensure media inquiries are facilitated as efficiently and effectively as possible, please keep the following guidelines in mind when submitting a request:

  • All media inquiries – including requests for information, statements, interviews, and filming – are directed to and coordinated by Providence Living Communications.
  • Media representatives visiting a Providence Living facility are asked to notify Providence Living Communications upon their arrival and be escorted by a Providence Living Communications team member (or designate) when on-site.
  • Providence Living Communications must receive appropriate written consent from relevant patients, clients, and employees prior to facilitating interview or filming requests.
  • Filming requests (commercial and non-commercial) must be accompanied by a written synopsis of the project. If consent to film is provided, a written agreement between Providence Living and the production company may be required.

Providence Living Communication helps media representatives track down information, navigate Providence Living facilities, programs, and operations, as well as coordinate interviews with Providence Living subject matter experts.

During business hours (Mon-Fri, 8:30 – 4:30)
Email: Ari Wilkins, Communications Specialist, Providence Living, ari.wilkins@providenceliving.ca

 After hours (evenings, weekends & holidays)
Call: 778 384 2208

To ensure media inquiries are facilitated as efficiently and effectively as possible, please keep the following guidelines in mind when submitting a request:

  • All media inquiries – including requests for information, statements, interviews, and filming – are directed to and coordinated by Providence Living Communications.
  • Media representatives visiting a Providence Living facility are asked to notify Providence Living Communications upon their arrival and be escorted by a Providence Living Communications team member (or designate) when on-site.
  • Providence Living Communications must receive appropriate written consent from relevant patients, clients, and employees prior to facilitating interview or filming requests.
  • Filming requests (commercial and non-commercial) must be accompanied by a written synopsis of the project. If consent to film is provided, a written agreement between Providence Living and the production company may be required.

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Step into a meaningful career: Providence Living Job fair at Central City Lodge

May 27th, 2026|

Prospective job candidates are invited to a job fair at Central City Lodge for Providence Living on Thursday June 11, 2026 from 1pm to 4pm. This is a unique opportunity for candidates to apply, interview and potentially receive a conditional job offer, all on the same day. Whether you’re starting your career or looking for a meaningful new opportunity, this [...]

Providence Living announces retirement of President and CEO Mark Blandford

May 11th, 2026|

With respect and admiration, we  would like to announce the upcoming retirement of President and CEO, Mark Blandford, effective July 31, 2026, following a distinguished and transformative period of leadership for Providence Living. “Under Mark’s leadership, Providence Living has emerged as a leading, innovative provider of seniors’ care services in British Columbia. His leadership laid the foundation for our innovative care [...]

Progress continues in Providence Living’s quest to redefine long-term care in the north

April 30th, 2026|

Prince George’s newest care village is one step closer to completion as the roof approaches the final stage of construction on Providence Living’s latest innovative home, Providence Living at The Rivers. This marks a major milestone for the new village, which will feature Providence Living’s groundbreaking new care model, Home for Us. Home for Us is a social-relational model of [...]

Kittens Hold Court at Canada’s First Publicly Funded Long-term Care Home Based on the Concepts of a Dementia Village

June 6th, 2025|

Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Canada’s first publicly funded long-term care home based on the concepts of a dementia village is celebrating Seniors Week by having kittens – literally but not figuratively, thank goodness. A recently formed partnership between Providence Living at The Views and cat rescue organization, CATS (Cat Advocates Teaching & [...]

Construction begins on Prince George long-term care home

May 28th, 2025|

Seniors in Prince George will soon have access to more long-term care as construction starts on a new long-term care village. Learn more about our latest Prince George long-term care home, Providence Living at The Rivers. Providence Living at The Rivers. “Northern B.C.’s growing senior population highlights the need for modern, expanded [...]

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