The British Columbia government is providing approximately $4.5 million to keep three temporary shelters open in Greater Victoria.

The B.C. government announced $15 million for a new transitional housing and shelter project in Surrey for men and women who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Individuals and families in Quesnel soon will have access to new affordable rental housing, thanks to a partnership between the B.C. government and the City of Quesnel to rezone and relocate the Seasons House shelter.

Due to cooler than normal weather this year, seven winter response shelters will receive additional provincial government funding to remain open in April.

A long-awaited affordable housing project for low-income seniors in Clinton is moving ahead.

Seniors in need of supportive housing soon will have access to new rental options, with construction underway at Enderby Memorial Terrace.

Men and women who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless are now benefiting from a new 31-unit long-term and affordable housing development in Abbotsford, which celebrated its official opening today.

On March 28, the Deputy Premier and the Minister Responsible for Housing, Rich Coleman, released documents that show there has been extensive work done to secure new and innovative housing at New Jubilee House and also at 292 East Hastings Street developments. The documents confirm the projects were negotiated in a fair and above-board manner.