The Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection BC (CPBC) continue to work on testing the use of online dispute resolution.

Emergency Management BC (EMBC) protects and improves public safety in B.C. by working with local authorities to provide advisories of active emergencies.

The Province puts $22 million a year into its anti-gang strategy and keeping dedicated anti-gang officers on the streets.

Approximately 104 lives have been saved since B.C.'s immediate roadside prohibition (IRP) law came into effect in 2010. Alcohol-related traffic fatalities dropped 46 per cent.

Human rights movements around the globe have been pivotal in supporting open, democratic societies where individuals can lead safe, happy and fulfilled lives.

Over the past year, the B.C. government has paved the way for transforming the justice system into one that is timely, transparent and balanced.

When travelling long distances, it's necessary to turn around to see how far we've come. With this in mind, let's look at what's changed in our justice system since government issued a green paper a year ago on the challenges facing B.C.'s justice system - challenges that many other jurisdictions are struggling with as well.

On Nov. 12, government announced enhancements and modifications to British Columbia's tsunami notification system.

Saturday night's earthquake near Haida Gwaii serves as a reminder to all of us just how important it is to be prepared for emergencies. In the days since this event, a number of questions and concerns have come forward around how and when communities received tsunami information from the B.C. government.

Violence in the home has a devastating impact on too many women, children and families throughout B.C.