Students and staff at David Livingstone Elementary school are safer at school with a newly finished seismic upgrade.

More elementary students are safer at school with the completion of the seismic replacement of Bayview Community Elementary.

Approximately 800 more elementary students in Vancouver are learning in safer environments, now that one school has been seismically rebuilt and another seismically upgraded.

Students at Henry Hudson Elementary are a step closer to having a new seismically safer school with construction underway on a replacement that will include a neighbourhood learning centre.

More parents in the Vancouver, North Vancouver and Sea to Sky region will be able to pursue work, school and other opportunities while knowing their children are cared for as the Province invests in more than 317 new licensed child care spaces.

Students and staff are returning to General Wolfe Elementary and Lord Byng Secondary now that they are seismically safe schools.

Students, teachers and staff at Eric Hamber Secondary school will soon have a new, safer learning environment.

Three new schools are open in Vancouver, supporting 1,400 students in seismically safe facilities as record investments continue to upgrade and replace high-risk schools throughout the city.