This past Thanksgiving weekend is a reminder that some residents in the Interior are struggling to find affordable housing, or are seeking emergency shelter.

I'd like to address a common misconception regarding the way in which we support youth as they transition out of government care.

As the Province helps the Portland Hotel Society to restructure, I feel it is important to remind British Columbians that close to 50 other agencies deliver a wide range of programs and services to some of society's poorest, most troubled individuals on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside (DTES).

Fire sprinklers are one of many important fire safety measures.

The ministry is monitoring and all efforts are being made to balance the budget.

People have wanted the Evergreen Line for a long time and this really struck me when I toured the Lower Mainland's transit system this fall.

Each winter, volunteers in communities throughout British Columbia activate a network of temporary emergency winter shelters to make sure that everyone has warm, safe shelter when cold weather threatens the health and safety of people who are homeless.

No government wants to see any child living in poverty and, while there is justification for calling attention to it, some important facts should be noted.

No government wants to see children, living in poverty and Daphne Bramham is justified in calling attention to the issue. However she ignores some significant facts that should be noted.

The provincial government is offering a variety of front-line assistance to its neighbours as the full impact of severe flooding in Calgary and other communities in southern Alberta becomes clearer.