Domestic violence perpetrators, who previously only received intervention services following conviction, will soon have access to new, preventative community-based programs that can be attended before a crime is committed.

Modern, flexible approaches to liquor licensing, and fairness in awarding a limited number of special licences to sell B.C. wine in grocery stores, are broad goals of two pieces of legislation introduced supporting government's response to the Liquor Policy Review.

Bill 15, the Motor Vehicle Amendment Act, 2015, was introduced in the legislature today by Attorney General and Minister of Justice Suzanne Anton.

Amendments to the Civil Resolution Tribunal Act (CRTA) introduced today will improve access to justice by requiring parties who use the justice system to resolve their minor strata and small claims disputes to use the Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT), Canada's first-ever online tribunal.

As government prepares to lift the five kilometre rule on April 1, 2015, liquor stores throughout B.C. will have an opportunity to enter a lottery to determine the queue for relocations, moves to other communities or into grocery stores.

Attorney General and Minister of Justice Suzanne Anton issued the following statement to update industry stakeholders on changes to BC's wholesale pricing for wine.

The Legal Services Society (LSS) has ratified a tentative agreement with the Professional Employees Association (PEA), negotiated under the Economic Stability Mandate.