Cash’s Mom Cares

10/14/2026

10/02/2026

For decades, a remote stretch of northern British Columbia has carried a haunting name: the Highway of Tears.

Highway 16 runs between Prince George and Prince Rupert, through isolated communities where numerous women and girls have disappeared or been found murdered. The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls heard extensive testimony about the disappearances along this corridor, including the particular vulnerability created by limited transportation in remote communities.

The exact number of cases associated with the Highway of Tears has varied depending on how cases are defined. An RCMP investigation roster included 18 murders and disappearances, while Indigenous communities and organizations have documented substantially more cases.

For the families, these are not simply statistics—they are mothers, daughters, sisters and friends whose stories remain unanswered.

09/27/2026

To honour Truth and Reconciliation Day, we have decided to postpone our September peer group until October. But please take a look at the link for events happening that day in our community. QR code on the flyer will take you to the events page. 💜

09/18/2026

There is nothing more heartwarming to a mother than to hear others talk about her child and how wonderful they were. It’s a feeling that she can’t explain as she hears from all those that loved him.

09/14/2026

Yesterday we took part in the su***de awareness walk. There definitely isn’t enough talk surrounding grief, and this walk was just another way to put the word out there. Thank you to everyone who joined us.

And a huge thanks to Barb Ferrier for creating this event. 💜




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09/13/2026

09/10/2026

Alongside the Canadian Mental Health Association, Cash’s Mom Cares will be there in support of this cause. Join us!

On Sunday, Sept. 13, our community will walk together to remember, connect and support one another.

Organized by Barb Ferrier in honour of her son, Curtis, the 2nd Annual Su***de Prevention Walk is an opportunity to honour those we have lost to su***de and stand alongside those who may be struggling.

CMHA Kelowna & District will be there, and we invite our community to join us.

📅 Sunday, Sept. 13
⏰ 11 a.m.
📍 Mission Creek Greenway Regional Park

RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/mission-creek-greenway/su***de-prevention-walk-okanagan/1137950011841446/

Come as you are. Walk in remembrance, walk in support, and help build a community where people feel safer reaching out and asking for help.

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