Branch members have access to a wide range of products, services and discounts. Member Services is continually adding and looking for ways you can get the most out of your membership! Be sure to visit www.cba.org/bc for new additions. Your input is always welcome. Send your suggestions to members@bccba.org. Member Services Hotline: 604.687.3404, ext 500 or 1.888.687.3404, ext 500.

Canadian Scholarship Trust Plan
The RESP Contribution deadline is December 31st!! Will your child collect the Canada Education Savings Grant?

CBABC now has a Registered Education Savings Plan with special benefits to CBA members. The Canadian Scholarship Trust Plan (CSTP) adds to parents’ savings and had a weighted average rate of return this year of 10.25 per cent in government guaranteed investments. Contact Alana Pattee for details at 604.936.2161 or toll free at 1.800.755.3914.

Vancouver Canucks
Tickets for CBA Nights with the Vancouver Canucks are now available for the 2003 games. See inserts for the ticket order form.

Whistler Blackcomb
Member Services still has a limited quantity of adult bulk tickets for sale for $53 (plus tax). Look for details on the ticket order form (flipside of Canucks insert).

Win a Weekend at Whistler!
CBA members enjoy preferred pricing and privileges as members of the Lodging Ovations Club...so tell other CBA members or friends about Lodging Ovations and you could both win a getaway to Whistler! When your friend enrols as a member, you’ll both be entered into the draw. If your friend wins, you win too! Prize includes: two nights in a designer one-bedroom suite at First Tracks Lodge and two adult day ski passes. Visit www.bccba.org or contact CBABC Member Services for details.

Arts Club and Stanley Theatres
Receive a 20 per cent discount off regular-priced tickets by calling Natasha Klein at 604.687.5315, ext 254 and identifying yourself as a CBA member. Carol’s Christmas, a modern seasonal comedy to lift your spirits, plays at the Granville Island Stage until Jan. 4. Visit www.artsclub.com for current and future productions.

This article was published in the December 2002 issue of BarTalk. © 2002 The Canadian Bar Association. All rights reserved.