Heartfelt submissions and strong opinions permeate the more than 10,000 submissions and comments government received during its month-long consultation on distracted driving.

As part of B.C. on the Move, the Government of B.C.’s new 10-year transportation plan, five communities on Vancouver Island will receive almost $1.4 million in BikeBC funding this year to expand and build cycling lanes, trails and paths for cyclists and pedestrians.

The Honourable John Duncan, Minister of State and Member of Parliament for Vancouver Island North was joined today by the Honourable Todd Stone, B.C. Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, as well as Stewart Young, mayor of the City of Langford, to announce federal-provincial funding for the construction of an interchange on the Trans-Canada Highway at the intersection of Admirals Road and McKenzie Avenue, as well as to announce federal, provincial and municipal funding for the...

Is there an approved paint tough enough to withstand sanding, scraping and the daily pounding of thousands of tires? The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure intends to find out by testing new types of paint on B.C. highways.

With a significant number of wildfires burning around B.C., the Province continues to caution all British Columbians to be diligent with fire safety and to report all wildfires to authorities.

With a significant number of wildfires burning around B.C., the Province continues to caution all British Columbians to be diligent with fire safety and to report all wildfires to authorities.

VICTORIA - At the halfway point of B.C.’s distracted driving consultation, it’s clear that British Columbians are very concerned about this dangerous behaviour and would support tougher penalties to curb it.