Attorney General David Eby will appear before the federal finance committee to discuss the work underway to fight money laundering in B.C.

The Government of British Columbia is appointing three new provincial court judges to ensure the judiciary has the resources to continue to provide access to justice.

The Government of British Columbia has recommitted to cracking down on money laundering in the gambling industry, and has taken measures in Budget 2018 to address the potential impact on the Province’s revenues.

The provincial government has retained Joseph J. Arvay, OC, QC, as external counsel to government to prepare and present a reference case related to British Columbia’s right to protect B.C.’s land, coast and waters.

Local governments hosting, or looking to host, a gambling facility in their community now have access to a comprehensive and easy-to-use information guide from the Province that provides valuable information about the public-health risks of gambling.

Public engagement starts today, March 5, 2018, regarding changes to ICBC’s auto insurance system that will make drivers more accountable for their decisions and driving behaviours.

BC Liquor Stores are giving dry graduation events the ‘thumbs up’ as part of the BC Liquor Distribution Branch’s annual Support Dry Grad fundraising campaign.

British Columbia’s public engagement, to help shape the referendum on how B.C. votes, wrapped up Feb. 28, 2018, with more input collected than in any public engagement in the province’s history.

The Province of British Columbia is building the first new courthouse in 20 years to improve access to justice and meet the increasing demand for judicial services in one of B.C.’s fastest-growing regions. A preferred proponent team has now been selected for the Abbotsford law courts project.

The Government of British Columbia has formed a panel of liquor industry representatives to provide recommendations (technical legal or policy reform) related to B.C.’s private liquor businesses’ interactions with government.