Meaningful investment, collaboration, violence-prevention work, improved policing practices and compensation to the children of the murdered and missing women are hallmarks of of government action to date on over 75 per cent of the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry recommendations.

The BC Coroners Service is urging both pedestrians and motorists to take extra care in the wake of five deaths of elderly pedestrians at intersections during the past 11 days.

New rules being brought into force represent a significant step forward in modernizing B.C.'s adult guardianship system.

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a child who died on Nov. 30, 2014 following a fire in a home in Nanaimo the previous day.

The Province will begin accepting applications for civil forfeiture grant funding to support programs aimed at addressing violence against women and reducing youth involvement in crime.

A new review from the BC Coroners Service shows risks to pedestrians and other vulnerable road users remain high on B.C.’s roads even as risks to occupants of motor vehicles continue to decline.