The Government of British Columbia, in collaboration with the District of Sechelt and RainCity Housing, will open a year-round shelter to provide a safe, warm place to stay for people who are struggling with homelessness — especially during the cold winter months ahead.

The public is invited to provide feedback on proposed technical changes to the next edition of British Columbia’s building, plumbing and fire codes.

Selina Robinson, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, has appointed Gail Stephens to Technical Safety BC’s board of directors for a three-year term.

People experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Maple Ridge will have access to additional shelter spaces during extreme weather conditions this season.

Sixty not-for-profit organizations throughout B.C. will be able to better serve their communities for years to come thanks to provincial investment in capital projects through the Community Gaming Grants program.

People struggling to find an affordable place to live in the Columbia Basin region will have access to new affordable rental housing, thanks to a partnership announced today between the B.C. government and the Columbia Basin Trust.

The temporary shelter, Choices, will continue to provide housing for people in need until spring 2018.

In response to community concerns, BC Housing will issue a request for proposals (RFP) to invite qualified non-profit societies to submit proposals to operate a proposed new supportive housing project.