Premier Christy Clark and Minister of Social Development Stephanie Cadieux today unveiled a comprehensive plan to address issues and concerns around Community Living BC (CLBC) and the government-wide system of supports for British Columbians with developmental disabilities.

B.C. has appointed Richard Rosenthal as the Province's first chief civilian director (CCD) for independent investigations in order to create more accountability, oversight and transparency of police incidents that result in serious harm or death, announced Premier Christy Clark.

Premier Christy Clark is pleased to welcome prominent thinkers and leaders from the non-profit, volunteer and business sectors to explore new ways of working together to drive social innovation at today's Non-Profit Partnerships Summit: Collective Impact through Social Innovation.

Expanded relationships, business deals, agreements between universities, and new office openings were highlighted today by Premier Christy Clark as successes achieved during the BC Jobs and Trade Mission to India and China.

The rich history of Kitsilano Secondary school will be preserved through a $57.8-million restoration project that includes an addition and seismic upgrade for a school that has served Vancouver families for 100 years, Premier Christy Clark announced.

Two hundred and fifty representatives from more than 120 companies and organizations representing sectors such as mining, energy, forestry, seafood, transportation and education will participate in the upcoming Province-led jobs and trade mission to China and India, announced Premier Christy Clark.

The Province will provide $30 million in funding to communities to give B.C. families greater access to recreation facilities so they can enjoy the benefits of increased physical activity and community involvement, announced Premier Christy Clark at the Union of B.C. Municipalities convention.