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Our 5 Odd Squad Youth athletes participating in the OSP Physical Literacy and the Duke of Edinburgh Award programs have recently completed 16 days of traveling extensively through two Asian […]
Our total jackpot reached an impressive $29,385 and thanks to the incredible support from across British Columbia in making our inaugural 50/50 for BC Kids a success!! Congratulations to Ray […]
On May 30th, 2024, Odd Squad will host a golf fundraiser at the Tsawwassen Springs course. If you are a golfer and would enjoy supporting the development and mentoring of […]
In 2023 Odd Squad Productions hosted over 5,000 youth check-ins at our Burnaby-based charity Odd Squad Productions (OSP), and the members of OSP contributed thousands of volunteer hours of time to […]
Odd Squad Back on Track conference will tackle the tough issues of drug use ‘Back on Track’ conference set for October 19 Vancouver, B.C. – With marijuana legalization on the […]
Thank you for attending Odd Squad Productions first annual “Back on Track” Conference and/or the 20th Anniversary Gala, held Friday, December 1, 2017. We were very happy to see you […]
Howard is a solid partner for our team and has been in our corner from the get go. We are lucky to have him donate his time, energy and work […]
Drug Overdose Awareness ‘Back on Track’ event celebrates society’s 20th anniversary – still with the same VPD beat cops who started the society with a hard-hitting video on the reality […]
“I don’t support elements of harm reduction that are legalizers in sheep’s clothing there,” says a retired police officer who served for many years on the Downtown Eastside. He’s part of the Odd Squad, a group that works on drug abuse prevention. Read the original story on CBC: www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/fentanyl-overdose-vancouver-odd-squad-1.3962727
Odd Squad Productions Society will host an evening presentation open to community leaders as well as the general public to discuss current drug trends and public health issues affecting Vancouver. The presentation will aim to inform and educate community members on how to encourage positive decision making in today’s youth.
Fentanyl overdose calls plague fire crews in record-busy May Nearly 1,000 emergency calls were handled by a single fire hall last month, and officials say fentanyl is partially to blame. […]
The Vancouver Police Department is asking parents to speak with their children about the dangers of fentanyl. Chief Constable Adam Palmer believes parents and caregivers have an important influence on […]
Original article: blushvancouver.com/the-odd-christmas-party-an-evening-with-jim-byrnes/ Whether you have heard of them yet or not, Odd Squad members have been making a difference in our city’s most troubled area since 1997. A group […]
❆ The Odd Christmas Party Wrap ❆ Thanks for being there! ? Squad and XMAS party volunteers Donate Now View Event Photos We sincerely thank those who were able to join us […]