The B.C. government is providing $21,000 to allow the temporary winter shelter operated by the First Unitarian Fellowship in Nanaimo to remain open until the end of March.

Renovations are underway at Lilac Terrace, which will provide an additional 12 units of affordable housing for seniors with low-to-moderate incomes in Sparwood.

After 17 months of renovation, the governments of Canada and B.C., along with community partners, announced the official re-opening of the Gastown Hotel.

As housing matters to all of us, the time has come to look to forward, to direct our investments to meet the coming housing needs of British Columbians.

The B.C. government is maintaining a low allowable rent increase to keep housing affordable for British Columbia families.

Today marked the official opening of the Hope Centre, a new 25-unit development in the District of Sooke, providing more affordable housing options for Aboriginal youth and adults who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

The B.C. government is providing $1.6 million for 80 additional temporary winter shelter spaces, as well as rent supplements, for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Vancouver.

A new supportive-recovery centre for women, the first of its kind on the North Shore, officially opened its doors with support from the governments of Canada and British Columbia, along with community partners.