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.

New probate rules and the Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA) are providing greater certainty for individuals who put their last wishes into writing and simplifying the process for those in charge of distributing an estate.

Youth with developmental disabilities will have increased support and advocacy during their transition to Community Living BC's (CLBC) adult services, as the B.C. government moves to broaden the Representative for Children and Youth mandate.

The BC Coroners Service has announced a single inquest into the deaths of three inmates from Mountain Institution in Agassiz.

The Province puts $22 million a year into its anti-gang strategy and keeping dedicated anti-gang officers on the streets.

Approximately 104 lives have been saved since B.C.'s immediate roadside prohibition (IRP) law came into effect in 2010. Alcohol-related traffic fatalities dropped 46 per cent.

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

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a man who died in an avalanche near Kimberley on March 23, 2013.

Human rights movements around the globe have been pivotal in supporting open, democratic societies where individuals can lead safe, happy and fulfilled lives.