British Columbians need to know that if they are a victim of crime, help is just a phone call or click away - all day, every day throughout the province.

Regional health authorities will receive up to $50 million annually over the next three years for targeted primary and community care programs to better support patients and their families.

Residents of South Surrey and Langley will enjoy better access to Highway 99 and across 16th Avenue thanks to the replacement of the 16th Avenue interchange now underway.

BC Liquor Stores customers can now help support alcohol-free events for graduating high school students by making a donation at the cash register to support the Dry Grad campaign.

New legislation introduced by the B.C. government will create an important option for people to save for retirement and provide an additional financial safety net for the approximately two-thirds of B.C. workers who do not have access to group pension plans.