The Province is taking the necessary steps to ensure people continue to receive provincial disability and income assistance in the event of a labour dispute at Canada Post.

The Province is taking further steps to address systemic challenges and improve the quality of life in the Downtown Eastside (DTES) for all those that are living, working and visiting in the neighbourhood.

Deafblind people in B.C. will continue to receive vital intervener services thanks to more than $654,000 in additional funding to support the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) Deafblind Community Services and the Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility.

More people in North Okanagan will soon have better access to healthy, fresh food as funding bolsters support for critical food infrastructure.

The Province is working to ensure that people receive the support they need, regardless of challenges presented by the labour dispute at Canada Post.

British Columbia continues to take action to help people with the cost of living by deciding that people receiving disability assistance can keep all of the new Canada Disability Benefit (CDB).

More people have better access to healthy and nutritious food, thanks to provincial funding that is supporting food infrastructure projects throughout British Columbia.

Provincial and territorial (PT) labour-market ministers will meet virtually with the Honourable Randy Boissonnault, federal Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages, on Monday, June 17, 2024 to demand immediate reinstatement of the $625 million that the federal government cut from the Labour Market Transfer Agreements (LMTAs) in Budget 2024. This cut significantly impacts PTs’ ability to maintain skills training services for priority sectors, such as construction...