A woman nearly killed by arsenic poisoning and rendered quadriplegic is among five people sharing more than $340,000 as a result of a civil forfeiture involving a self-proclaimed "holistic healer" who allegedly promised to bring one client back from the dead.

Government will adopt all recommendations made by an independent review of its legal fee indemnity policy for public servants, announced Attorney General Shirley Bond.

Break and enter thefts from our homes and workplaces remain all too common, even as B.C.'s overall reported crime rate is at its lowest level in decades. Taking an alert walk around your home, with these tips in mind, might help prevent it from happening to your family.

Local crime prevention leaders from around the province are being honoured today at the annual Solicitor General Community Safety and Crime Prevention Awards.

Local community crime is often opportunistic and you can make your personal and public spaces safer by applying the principles of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design.

With enthusiasm for unique, premium spirits growing each year, BC Liquor Stores is pleased to release rare, highly recommended selections for the annual Spirit Release on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011.

On the eve of Crime Prevention Week, Attorney General Shirley Bond introduced Bill 15, the Attorney General and Public Safety and Solicitor General Statutes Amendment Act, 2011, in the legislature today.

Government has received the independent report from Professor Stephen Toope, president and vice-chancellor of the University of British Columbia, who agreed in May of this year to review the indemnity policy for public servants, announced Attorney General Shirley Bond.