B.C. farmers and ranchers are being supported with a new round of funding to help prepare and protect their farms and animals from extreme-weather emergencies, ensuring people will continue to have access to local food in a changing climate.

This week, more than two million families and individuals will receive their third quarterly Climate Action Tax Credit payment.

Keeping warm during winter will have a lower effect on air quality in B.C. as more incentives and education on replacing wood stoves with cleaner, healthier heating options roll out.

New regulations will make it easier for people living in strata developments to request electric-vehicle (EV) charging stations where they live.

Twelve new school additions will mean more student spaces as early as the 2024-25 school year in fast-growing communities across the province.

The Province continues to take action to support the clean economy by preventing plastic waste and pollution.

Taking action to tackle some of the biggest challenges people in B.C. are facing was at the centre of several new pieces of legislation passed during the fall session, including the most significant housing legislation in B.C. history to deliver more homes for people faster.

British Columbia’s continued progress on climate action is demonstrated in the newly released 2023 Climate Change Accountability Report, which outlines the actions and results of B.C.’s work to meet the Province’s climate targets.