Throughout British Columbia, hundreds of vulnerable people with severe addiction and mental illness are securing housing, having fewer interactions with police and spending less time in emergency rooms, according to the latest numbers from innovative health authority programs.

You can’t hear it or feel it, but you can see how increased Internet access through the Next Generation Network (NGN) is supporting student learning and development in B.C. classrooms.

Students and teachers throughout the province will benefit from innovative concepts being put into action today as Education Minister Mike Bernier announced 15 new K-12 Innovation Partnership projects.

British Columbia’s strong economic growth and fiscal discipline have meant the highest-ever investment in the health of British Columbians, reaching a record $19.1 billion in 2015-16. 

After two years of consultation with thousands of British Columbians and multiple stakeholders on the future use of the Riverview Lands, the Province released a Vision for Renewing Riverview Lands.

Schools throughout the province are going to get revamped, updated and upgraded thanks to more than $35 million in provincial funding.

Jodi recently heard these words from one of her teenaged foster children. The quiet sentiment offered positive validation of the love and care Jodi and her family have provided to vulnerable youth in the Trail area for the past decade.

As part of the Province's efforts to reduce elder abuse, Parliamentary Secretary for Seniors Darryl Plecas announced $2.6 million in funding to the BC Association of Community Response Networks.