People who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Vancouver have a new place to call home, thanks to today's official opening of a new 12-storey LEED Gold supportive housing complex at 1249 Howe St.

A new nine-storey supportive housing building officially opened on Vancouver's bustling Broadway corridor today, providing 99 homes for adults and youth who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

This July, the BC Association of Farmers' Markets (BCAFM) is inviting you and your friends to join the fun, and enjoy the fresh and local foods at farmers' markets throughout the province.

B.C. and Aboriginal leadership partners have agreed to jointly plan and host a family gathering to provide a safe and supportive place for families of missing and murdered Aboriginal women to heal together by sharing their stories and their strength, and identifying a path forward to end violence against Aboriginal women and girls.

British Columbia has taken another stride toward increasing the exchange of students, educators and ideas with countries in Asia, as Education Minister Peter Fassbender returned from his five-day education mission earlier this month.

Are distracted driving laws in B.C. tough enough? Government is considering raising penalties for distracted driving and is now asking British Columbians to offer their input with the launch of a four-week consultation that runs today through July 16, 2015.

Families in 14 B.C. communities will soon have access to 1,488 new licensed child-care spaces thanks to an investment of $8.2 million through the Child Care Major Capital Funding Program.

It's graduation season again and the Government of B.C. is reminding graduates and their families that making good transportation choices during the celebrations will mean a safe end to the evening, announced Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Todd Stone.