Seventeen new sheriffs graduated from the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) on Monday, June 8, helping keep people safe in B.C. courthouses and supporting…
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ICBC urges drivers to watch for wildlife
Sharing the road in B.C. doesn’t just mean watching out for other drivers, it means staying alert for wildlife, too. Each year, thousands of animals…
More Supreme Court access via videoconferencing
More Supreme Court of B.C. civil and family hearings can now be done through videoconferencing, the B.C. government announced May 13. Civil and family matters handled…
Early resolution process expands to region
The B.C. government is expanding the early resolution process program to 35 more Provincial Court family registry locations, including Cranbrook, Creston, Fernie, Golden and Invermere,…
Firearm Violence Prevention Act coming into force
New regulations taking effect Oct. 1, will bring the Firearm Violence Prevention Act into force, and firearms owners should take note. The act, the first…
Riding season is here
ICBC urging riders to train now to prevent crashes New crash data shows that nearly half of crashes (49%) where the motorcyclist was responsible are…
Free court services help available online
People in B.C. can remotely access court registry services through new online service People can receive free, convenient help and advice navigating the court system…
New sheriff headed for Cranbrook
Twelve new sheriffs graduated from the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) on Wednesday, Feb. 4, and will begin serving communities and keeping people safe…
City council covers key topics at UBCM Convention
At last week’s Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) conference in Vancouver, pressing issues like homelessness, housing shortages, and public drug use took centre stage, along…
Access zones now in place to protect kids at schools
B.C.’s K-12 students and staff will now have more protection from harassing protesters as the province has enacted access zones around schools. The Safe Access…