Corrections and probation officers from around British Columbia were honoured at the annual Corrections Exemplary Service Medals award ceremony.

British Columbia is known for its beautiful backcountry, and the best way to enjoy it is in a safe and responsible manner.

Minister of Justice and Attorney General Shirley Bond is in the process of contacting family members of the missing and murdered women who were the focus of the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry to give them advance notice of the report's release date.

The BC Coroners Service is urging both pedestrians and motorists to take extra care in the wake of 13 pedestrian fatalities during the past five weeks.

As the holiday season begins, government is reminding B.C.'s newest drivers of safety-related licence restrictions that can put your travel plans in "park."

The B.C. government is appointing nine new provincial court judges and working with the judiciary to address court backlogs through two projects.

Innovative, online training developed in B.C. to help front-line service providers recognize and respond to suspected human trafficking in Canada is now available in French, increasing access to this important tool.

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a man who died after being struck by a vehicle in Nanaimo on Nov. 23, 2012.

Efforts by B.C.'s Family Maintenance Enforcement Program are paying off, as 2011-12 family support collections hit a record $190 million, helping to make a significant difference in the lives of many families provincewide.

Children's safety and well-being are at the heart of new training and practice standards for family dispute resolution professionals - changes that will raise awareness about family violence and help protect B.C. families.