Results of British Columbia's second Justice Summit, which focused on how to improve British Columbia's criminal justice system, will be available next month.

Whether you are taking a leisurely bike ride, going on a walk downtown or cruising on a longboard, safety needs to be the first priority on the road.

To continue taking action and making steady progress towards protecting the safety and security of vulnerable women in B.C., government is making available up to $1 million in targeted grant funding and committing to examining the structure and funding of policing in the province.

Cyber-bullying has no boundaries, it can reach a child or teen anywhere and at any time.

Seniors in communities throughout B.C. continue to be a key target of criminals. These crimes can happen in a variety of ways and places - in a senior's own home and increasingly, on social media.

Fire officials and government are encouraging British Columbians to make sure every member of their family knows the recipe for preventing kitchen fires during National Fire Prevention Week (Oct. 6-12).