People who use transit in Kitimat will see improved service as a result of increased frequency on Route 4 Crosstown.

People who use transit in Kimberley will see improved service as a result of the extension of Route 23 seasonal ski bus service to new areas.

People who use transit in Kelowna will see new services being added between University of British Columbia Okanagan (UBCO), Rutland and downtown, and additional trips on many other routes, as well as improvements to the Mission area and an expanded taxi-supplement program.

People who use handyDART in the Cowichan Valley will see improved service as a result of increased service hours that introduce a basic Sunday service and extend weekday hours.

People who use transit in Kamloops will see better transit options as a result of increased hours, expanded handyDART services and improved routes.

People who use transit in Williams Lake are seeing improved service as a result of increased hours and improved service reliability.

Seniors in Smithers will have greater access to care closer to home with the approval of a new long-term care home, which will bring 160 new publicly funded beds to the community.

Seniors in Quesnel will have greater access to care closer to home with the approval of a new long-term care home, which will bring more than 220 new publicly funded beds to the community.

BC Hydro will build approximately $250 million worth of capital projects in Richmond over the next decade to upgrade and expand the electricity grid to provide clean power for homes, businesses and transportation.