BC Gov News

Child care is getting less expensive and easier to find for families in Campbell River as the Province invests in 12 new child care spaces.

British Columbians dealing with high-risk drinking or alcohol-use disorder will be connected to services that better suit their needs.

People in Greater Victoria will benefit from improved palliative and end-of-life care with more community hospice beds and acute palliative care beds at the Royal Jubilee Hospital.

More people experiencing homelessness in Kelowna will soon have a safe and warm space to stay as the Province is partnering with a new service provider to open a temporary shelter for people in need.

New programs throughout the province will support British Columbians who face multiple barriers to employment to build the skills they need to embark on new careers.

The Province is taking action to make work safer for health-care workers by committing $8.5 million over three years for a new organization that will address workplace safety.

Modern, high-speed internet is arriving for people in the communities of Deka Lake and Sulphurous Lake.

The City of West Kelowna and the Province, through BC Housing, have identified a site for a new temporary winter shelter.