A diverse group of B.C. partners, co-led by the Government of British Columbia and the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, has developed a new set of user-friendly guidelines to assist communities with hosting safe and successful Major Planned Events.

A new legal aid project is providing free mediation services for B.C. families to help them resolve family matters concerning property, debt, spousal support or child-related issues without going to court.

Sexual exploitation can happen to anyone. But the average age when children are first exploited is 13 to 15 years old, making them particularly vulnerable to being victimized.

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a male who was found deceased in Campbell River on Oct. 30, 2014.

Nearly seven in 10 Canadians have known a woman who has experienced physical or sexual abuse.

The best anti-gang efforts begin with partnerships between parents, schools, law enforcement, community organizations and youth.

Due to popular demand, BC Corrections, in partnership with the Justice Institute of BC, is holding three additional orientation sessions for Okanagan residents interested in becoming correctional officers.

Regulatory changes under the Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA) announced today support the Province’s actions to discourage youth from joining gangs and engaging in criminal activity.

The B.C. government is appointing two new Provincial Court judges, to ensure that the court is able to continue to address caseload pressures and improve access to justice.