British Columbians and the Province have come together to raise $3.67 million to support the survivors of Super Typhoon Haiyan, the terrible storm that devastated parts of the Central Philippines in early November and people are encouraged to continue to give.

Suzanne Anton, B.C.'s Attorney General and Minister of Justice, has joined her federal, provincial and territorial colleagues in releasing the draft justice framework report, Violence Against Aboriginal Women and Girls.

BC Liquor Stores customers can support Red Cross Super Typhoon Haiyan relief efforts in the Philippines by making a donation at any of the 195 BC Liquor Stores located in communities throughout the province.

Are you French-speaking or bilingual and eligible to be a juror? If so, B.C.'s court services invites you to put your name on its French-language jury list.

Amritdhari Khalsa Sikhs will soon be able to wear a Kirpan, a small stylized sword, while visiting courthouse public areas following a security assessment by B.C. sheriffs.

Three more organizations working to combat human trafficking and domestic violence in British Columbia will receive funding for projects in their communities from the proceeds of unlawful activity.

As part of the government's commitment to fight human trafficking in British Columbia, a pamphlet is being launched in five languages to raise awareness and provide assistance to foreign workers who may be the victims of trafficking.

A new voluntary process for resolving international investment disputes will make B.C. more attractive to investors.