Ninety-eight children of B.C.'s missing and murdered women are eligible to share $4.9 million from the Province, the Government of Canada and the City of Vancouver, pursuant to a key recommendation of the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry (MWCI).

A provincewide public consultation on issues facing people with disabilities in B.C. returns to Vancouver to gather input at a unique session for members of the Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf-blind community.

A new $250,000, 18-month pilot program is being launched by the Ministry of Children and Family Development and the YWCA Metro Vancouver to help youth who are transitioning out of government care to gain the life and work skills they need to become independent.

Community members are sharing their priorities and making their voices heard during face-to-face discussions happening in Vancouver as part of a comprehensive disability white-paper consultation on issues facing people with disabilities in B.C.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has released its annual report card grading provinces on their efforts to cut red tape, and British Columbia is the only province to be given an 'A' rating - for the third year in a row.

Premier Christy Clark announced government will extend the $10-million B.C. mining flow-through share tax credit program for 2014 to support mining exploration investment.

Clarence Lundberg's former co-workers thought he would never stop smoking.