With the arrival of higher temperatures and drier conditions, wildfire danger ratings are climbing in many parts of the province.

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a man who died after a motor vehicle incident near Ucluelet on June 26, 2016.

New data released by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure shows that crash rates have dropped, or are unchanged, on 19 of 33 sections of highway where speed limits were increased in 2014.

In response to low rainfall and record high temperatures across southern and eastern Vancouver Island, the Province is putting residents on the highest drought alert and closing most streams and rivers to angling.

Provincial and territorial ministers responsible for housing met in Victoria to discuss their vision and priorities for affordable and social housing in Canada.

The BC Economic Development Portal has been updated with new and improved services to help strengthen the economic well-being and resiliency of British Columbia communities in all regions of the province.

On Canadian Multiculturalism Day, British Columbians are being encouraged to nominate multicultural champions whose exceptional work in their communities throughout the province promotes inclusion and cultural diversity. 

Students on Vancouver Island who face barriers to education and training, such as physical or learning disabilities, will benefit from a range of programs focused on helping them succeed at their studies and get the skills they need to find fulfilling and in-demand jobs.

To provide more safe and secure housing for homeless people in Victoria, including those camping on the courthouse lawns, the B.C. government is purchasing the former Super 8 hotel located at 2915 Douglas St.