Caroline Nevin is the Executive Director at the Canadian Bar Association British Columbia Branch.

Email: cnevin@bccba.org

2011
 Is Family Law A Good Career Choice?
 Starting Fresh
 A Convergence of Interests
 The Greying of the Profession

2010
 Technology, Society and Lawyers
 Does Size Really Matter?
 An Ounce of Prevention
 Moving Forward on the Rule of Law
 Change Management 101
 A New Year, a New Outlook

2009
 The Headlong Rush to December 31
 The Way of the Samurai
 Keeping it Simple
 From Sea to Sea
 Coping With Information Overload
 Reputation Matters

2008
 Dealing with Economic Uncertainty
 A Duty of Optimism
 Life’s Tough…and Then You’re Called to the Bar
 The Upside of Gamers
 Milagro’s Beanfield is Everybody’s Business
 Yes, the Profession is Aging

2007
 Peace of Mind Has No Power Cord
 This Fairy Tale is True
 Our Dirty Little Secret
 The Advantage of Being Young
 AVE ATQUE VALE – Catullus
 From Vision to Reality

2006
 CBABC’s Member Services Activities
 New Term – New Initiatives
 Shared Articles Registry Now Available
 So You Want to Get Paid...
 Around the Branch

2005
 Crystal Clear - Part II
 Crystal Clear - Part I
 News from the June Provincial Council Meeting
 The Lost Has Been Found
 The Committees of CBABC
 Times are Changing

2004
 News from the Branch
 CBABC Post Referendum
 So What Does the CBA Do For Me?
 Law Week Activities Widespread
 It’s A New Year!

2003
 Don’t Spam Me!
 News from the CBABC
 Are You Involved?
 The Committees of CBABC
 Advocacy Protects BC Lawyers

2002
 So, what does CBABC do for members?
 CBABC Executive Committee
 Provincial Council
 The Work of the Provincial Council
 Around the Branch
 I am Proud to be a Lawyer

2001
 What’s Happening Around the Branch
 A Look at the CBA National Meeting
 What's Been Happening at the Branch
 Branch Business
 And So We Begin ...

2000
 Business As Usual
 A Vision of the Future, a Parting of Ways
 Perception as Reality
 Pride
 Why We’re Here

1998
 Checking In
 Transition
 Cleaning Up Our Own Back Yard
 Professional Fulfillment Elusive?
 National Defence