A pilot project that helps high-risk inmates transition back into society through housing, health and community supports has shown promise in reducing criminal behaviour among program participants and is being implemented at three B.C. correctional centres.

The Township of Esquimalt is joining B.C.’s bylaw adjudication program, becoming the first municipality in the Capital Region to take advantage of the program aimed at saving time and money for residents and local governments.

A $2-million funding increase for the Legal Services Society is kick-starting justice transformation projects aimed at improving access and efficiency in criminal and family law matters.

The British Columbia government is seeking input on recommendations that could form the basis of a new trustee act.

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a male who died following a farming accident at on a family farm near Beaverdell on May 8, 2014.

The Ministry of Justice, Consumer Protection BC and the Better Business Bureau Serving Mainland BC are putting consumer contracts in the spotlight, reminding B.C. youth of the rights and obligations that come with signing on the dotted line.

British Columbia's third Justice Summit wrapped up a two-day meeting focused on family justice.