BC Gov News

Finding ways to build trust and make meaningful change to British Columbia’s justice system, in partnership with Indigenous peoples, were key themes at British Columbia’s 11th Justice Summit in November 2018.

The number of British Columbians dying from illicit drug overdoses plateaued in 2018, despite significant efforts from groups around the province to prevent deaths.

David Eby, Attorney General, has released the findings of a ministry review of ICBC’s claim settlement and litigation practices.

As part of his mandate to improve and support legal aid, David Eby, Attorney General, is reviewing a report by lawyer Jamie Maclaren, QC, on legal aid service delivery in British Columbia.

The most-recent class of provincial sheriffs has graduated from the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) sheriff academy in New Westminster.

For speakers of Hausa, Cebuano or one of over 100 other languages, real-time access to information about B.C.'s employment standards, in their native tongue, is now just a phone call away.

Tonight, the gymnasium at the Burnaby Youth Custody Centre will fill with a cast of characters that could give any holiday movie a run for its money.

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

The Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD) has filed its response to the action filed by the public guardian and trustee (PGT) in the matter involving the former Kelowna social worker accused of alleged financial improprieties involving vulnerable children and youth.

Police in British Columbia will be getting more money to support road safety.