Aman Grewal Obituary, Death BCNU: It is with deep sorrow that we acknowledge the passing of Aman Grewal, a dedicated leader and advocate for the nursing profession, who served as President of the British Columbia Nurses’ Union (BCNU) from 2021 to 2023. Aman’s leadership was defined by her unwavering commitment to advancing the interests of BCNU members and strengthening the voice of nurses across British Columbia and Canada. Her legacy will remain a source of inspiration for many within the healthcare community.
During her tenure as BCNU President, Aman Grewal navigated some of the most challenging times in recent healthcare history. Leading during the ongoing strains of the COVID-19 pandemic, she championed the well-being and rights of nurses under immense pressure. Her leadership was instrumental in the negotiation and ratification of the 2022–2025 provincial collective agreement—a landmark deal aimed at improving working conditions, staffing levels, and compensation for nurses throughout the province. Her ability to bring stakeholders together and push for meaningful change highlighted her skill as a negotiator and her deep understanding of the nursing profession’s needs.
Beyond provincial borders, Aman also served as a member of the national executive board of the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions (CFNU). In this role, she represented BCNU members on the national stage, contributing to broader conversations about healthcare policy, patient care, and labor rights. Her voice was a powerful one in federal advocacy efforts, underscoring the importance of protecting and supporting frontline healthcare workers in every corner of the country.
Aman Grewal was not only a leader but also a compassionate colleague, mentor, and friend to many. Her dedication to nursing extended far beyond administrative roles—she carried the values of care, empathy, and strength into every facet of her work. She inspired those around her through her resilience, her advocacy, and her relentless pursuit of fairness and justice for nurses and the patients they serve.
The impact of Aman’s work will be felt for years to come, as the policies she helped shape and the values she championed continue to influence the healthcare landscape. She leaves behind a profound legacy of service, leadership, and compassion.
We extend our deepest condolences to Aman Grewal’s family, friends, and to all those who had the privilege of working with her. Her contributions to the BCNU, to the nursing profession, and to the betterment of healthcare in Canada will not be forgotten. As we mourn her loss, we also celebrate her life and the positive, lasting difference she made in the lives of so many.
