Beginning in September 2019, British Columbian students entering their final years of secondary school will benefit from a modernized graduation program, as well as an innovative new curriculum. Students will learn to look at the world in different ways, including Indigenous …
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Despite steps taken, homeless counts show challenges ahead
The first-ever provincewide homeless-count report shows that while B.C. has taken important first steps to house British Columbians, more work needs to be done to prevent and address homelessness in B.C. communities. According to the report — which brings together …
B.C. to lead Canada in economic growth
New projections from the Economic Forecast Council show that British Columbia’s strong economy will outperform Canada over the next three years. Carole James, Minister of Finance, made the announcement at the Economic Forecast Council’s annual meeting. “The Economic Forecast Council …
Indigenous-led project giving voice to women to help end violence
As the Province observes the United Nation’s 16 days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, the Minister’s Advisory Council on Indigenous Women (MACIW) is marking the occasion with a call for new applicants for its Giving Voice project to help address …
B.C. children and families get help with mental health at 100 intake clinics
“With school in full swing, midterms over and the holiday season on the horizon, December makes sense as a time for parents to check in with their children to see how things are going,” said Wade Maybie, a registered nurse …
CleanBC plan to reduce climate pollution, build a low-carbon economy
The Government of British Columbia has released its CleanBC plan aimed at reducing climate pollution, while creating more jobs and economic opportunities for people, businesses and communities. “The low-carbon economy we build together will bring opportunities and jobs throughout the …
Families benefit from the gift of child care savings this holiday season
The holiday season can be an expensive time for B.C. families. The financial strain, when combined with the high cost of rent and child care, can result in added stress for parents. However, relief is available to thousands of B.C. …
B.C. government, First Nations will share gaming revenue, co-develop legislation to implement UN declaration
B.C. First Nations will share in provincial gaming revenue to support self-government, strong, healthy communities, and services that make life better for families. This funding will be a central piece of Budget 2019 to support reconciliation. The BC Assembly of …
Fall session focused on working for a better B.C., delivering results for people
Making the province’s economy stronger, more sustainable, and taking action on the biggest challenges facing people in B.C. were at the core of government work, both inside and outside of the Parliament Buildings this fall. “Making life better for people …
B.C. to improve social housing, while reducing pollution
The British Columbia government will invest $1.1 billion over the next 10 years to make B.C.’s social housing stock more energy efficient, less polluting and safer, while significantly reducing heating costs for residents. In making the announcement, Premier John Horgan …