Aboriginal Elders and seniors in Duncan have increased access to affordable housing with today's official opening of Ts'i'ts'uwatul Lelum, a new 50-unit, assisted-living development funded by the governments of Canada and British Columbia, along with community partners.

On Dec. 20, 2013, new energy efficiency requirements for the BC Building Code will come into effect.

The B.C. government will provide $350,000 to Atira Women's Resource Society to open a new building in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside and create 36 housing units for women in the community.

A new 27-unit housing development that offers affordable, supportive housing for women and women with children was officially opened today.

The B.C. government is inviting input on an improved regulatory model for home inspectors.

The B.C. government and the City of Vancouver are opening additional winter emergency shelter spaces and adding more long-term housing supports for people who are homeless.

The Government of B.C. and the John Howard Society of the Lower Mainland announced today the official opening of Elliott House, a 20-bed community-based residential facility for men in Abbotsford.

Seniors and people with disabilities in New Hazelton are benefiting from increased access to affordable housing at Roche View Lodge, after 10 units funded by the governments of Canada and British Columbia along with community partners, were added to the existing building.

The B.C. Government will provide up to $1.5 million this winter to help more than 80 communities make additional shelter spaces available for those who are homeless when cold weather threatens the safety and health of individuals.

The province will fund more than 550 extreme weather shelter spaces across Metro Vancouver this winter to increase emergency shelter space when extreme weather conditions threaten the safety and health of individuals.