More local governments will receive support to help them break down barriers and create more efficient approvals processes that will help B.C. to deliver more homes quicker.
More young people will soon have better access to the tools they need to manage stress, build resilience and prevent early substance use and mental-health challenges with the expansion of drug- and substance-use prevention supports. View the full article from the original source
Les conservateurs réclament la démission du ministre de la Sécurité publique, Gary Anandasangare, après la fuite d’un enregistrement concernant son projet pilote de rachat des armes à feu. En entrevue avec Marc-André Cossette, la secrétaire d’État et survivante de la tuerie de Polytechnique, Nathalie Provost, se porte à la défense de son collègue et du…
Niki Sharma, Attorney General, and Nina Krieger, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, have released the following statement in response to the introduction of new proposed Criminal Code amendments by the federal government: “We welcome today’s federal legislation creating new Criminal Code offences targeting hate crimes. Our government has long called for stronger tools…
Regardez les élus canadiens débattre des enjeux du jour à la Chambre des communes. source
Thanks to flexible learning opportunities at Thompson Rivers University (TRU), alum Michelle Gordon (BComm ’09) was able to learn at her own pace in a way that a traditional, in-person program couldn’t offer. “Without it, I wouldn’t be where I am today,” she says. “I was in a serious car accident that left me with…
As part of the Canada-British Columbia bilateral agreement to end gender-based violence, B.C. will receive $18 million this year from the federal government to support survivors and break the cycle of violence through Safe and Supported: B.C.’s Gender-Based Violence Action Plan. B.C.’s action plan is focused on boosting services and supports for survivors, strengthening government’s…