The B.C. government will be extending the deadline for pre-existing owners to file with the Land Owner Transparency Registry, giving reporting bodies with an interest in land more time to file a transparency report without incurring penalties.

British Columbia has taken an important step forward to prevent drug poisoning deaths by applying to the federal government to remove criminal penalties for people who possess small amounts of illicit drugs for personal use.

Travellers in the North can soon look forward to a smooth crossing over Willow River Bridge as the contract has been awarded to replace the temporary structure with a permanent, modern two-lane bridge.

As the largest single employer in the Province’s public sector, the Government of B.C. is safeguarding its workers, requiring that all direct government employees have the best defence against COVID-19 and variants by being fully vaccinated by Nov. 22, 2021.

People throughout B.C. will soon be receiving first-class care from more graduates of Thompson Rivers University’s (TRU) anesthesia assistant program.

B.C.’s trades apprentices are being celebrated and recognized for their contributions to the province and economy.

This past summer’s record-breaking heat claimed the lives of at least 595 British Columbians, according to updated data released by the BC Coroners Service.

British Columbians are urged to take steps to stop carbon monoxide buildup, which has caused more than 150 deaths in B.C. since 2008.