Street racers and other dangerous drivers will spend longer away from the wheel – making roads safer for everyone else – as B.C. begins tailoring prohibitions to better deter certain serious driving behaviours.

Disaster Financial Assistance (DFA) is now available to eligible British Columbians on the central coast who may have been impacted by the flooding that occurred from Oct. 23-27, 2017.

The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) and BC Coroners Service (BCCS) have released a new report that shares key findings and recommendations to prevent unintended First Nations youth and young adult injury and deaths in British Columbia.

Those working to stop violence against women, helping Indigenous people heal from trauma, steering youth away from gang involvement, and doing other projects that benefit people and communities are invited to apply for civil forfeiture grants this fall.

British Columbia’s public and stakeholder engagement on the legalization and regulation of non-medical cannabis — one of the most engaging in B.C.’s history — is now complete.

The BC Coroners Service has announced that a public inquest will be held into the death of Travis Rood.

British Columbians will benefit from safer roads, and be able to pay their traffic fines more easily, once the Province moves to electronic ticketing (eTicketing) under new legislation introduced today.

There’s still time to have your say on how B.C. should regulate the use of non-medical cannabis when the federal government makes it legal next July.