Students in Richmond’s fast-growing school district will see 275 new student spaces next school year.

Families with preschool and school-aged children will have more money in their wallets preparing to go back to school with new child care savings in B.C.

People with temporary and permanent disabilities, and seniors, and parents with strollers will benefit from accessibility improvements supported by $5 million in provincial funding to Rick Hansen Foundation.

More people in Richmond and the surrounding areas will have access to high-quality long-term care as Vancouver Coastal Health prepares to build a new care home with more than 150 beds.

British Columbians living with brain injuries related to substance use now have access to specialized supports through a first-of-its-kind program in Canada.

More than 10,000 new internships will be funded for students in priority sectors, such as clean technology, life sciences, emergency management, advanced timber and agritech, to better connect B.C. employers with the talent and skills of the future.