When Community Living BC was created, it was based on a vision put forward by families and self-advocates who had a vision of a government-funded organization that would allow people with developmental disabilities to lead productive lives; build rich relationships; have financial security and employment opportunities; and be accepted and valued as citizens.

This week, our government introduced comprehensive new family law legislation to address the very issues B.C. families and courts are dealing with today. The Family Law Act clarifies parents' responsibilities, addresses family violence and supports families resolving disputes out of court. Most importantly, we are placing the safety and best interests of the child first when families are going through separation and divorce.

There is no more urgent or important goal for our government than ensuring British Columbians have access to the jobs and other economic opportunities needed to support their families.

This week, B.C. joins countries around the world in celebrating International Education Week. B.C. has taken important new steps to build on our long standing overseas relationships and generate new ones.

Celebrate B.C.'s diversity during Multiculturalism Week.

Proposed legislation will deter and identify metal thieves.

Adoption Awareness Month in November gives us all the opportunity to recognize and thank the many families in B.C. who have opened their hearts and adopted a child into their homes.

Helping Seniors, Helping Communities

Forestry Litigation Facts: Okanagan Indian Band and B.C.

B.C.'s plan for education transformation: