The Government of British Columbia has re-appointed Catherine Romanko as public guardian and trustee (PGT) for a second six-year term.

More than 70 leaders from British Columbia’s justice and public safety sector joined with technology experts to explore how technology can improve the administration of justice and provide benefits to both the sector and to British Columbians who interact with the system.

Government has launched a new pilot project to provide legislative drafting services to all opposition members of the Legislative Assembly for the remainder of the fall session, Attorney General David Eby announced today.

BC Liquor Stores is holding its annual Bordeaux release on Oct. 14, featuring the 2014 vintage, which many are calling the best since 2010.

Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Scott Fraser has issued the following statement to acknowledge the Sisters in Spirit vigils and the Red Dress campaign:

The Government of British Columbia is taking action to modernize democratic institutions and make government work for people.

The Province is building new law courts in Abbotsford to keep pace with growth in the lower Fraser Valley, one of B.C.’s fastest-growing regions. Three proponent teams have been shortlisted for the project, which is estimated to create over 1,000 jobs during the course of construction.  

The Government of British Columbia has introduced legislation to toughen the rules around political lobbying, which is expected to help protect the integrity of public decision making.

Today marks graduation day at the B.C. Sheriff Academy at New Westminster’s Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC).

Attorney General David Eby has appointed an independent expert to conduct a review of British Columbia’s anti-money-laundering policies and practices in the gambling industry, with a focus on the Lower Mainland.