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

The Province will honour individuals whose selfless acts of bravery and courage helped victims following the plane crash in Richmond on Thursday, Oct. 27.

The BC Coroners Service is investigating the discovery of a foot found this weekend washed up on the shore of Sasamat Lake in Port Moody. An autopsy held this morning confirmed that the bones of the foot, found encased in a sock in a hiking boot, are human in origin.

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of the person who died at the Occupy Vancouver encampment on Nov. 5, 2011.

Think your neighbour's vehicle is more likely to be stolen than yours? You may be right - but do you know why? The provincial bait car program and other initiatives have contributed to a 65 per cent provincewide drop in auto theft since 2003, but individual vehicle owners' decisions have a lot to do with that success.

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.

Proposed legislation will deter and identify metal thieves.

You don't need a badge to help build safety in your community - a crime prevention action plan can help you and your neighbours tackle crime and victimization risks to local youth, families, homes and businesses.