The B.C. government today introduced legislation to secure funding for approximately 3.7 million British Columbians to receive the tax-free B.C. Recovery Benefit. Passage of the…
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Grants awarded to promote inclusion
Fourteen community-based projects in B.C. are benefiting from $450,000 in government funding to increase accessibility and community inclusion, including the Kootenay Brain Injury Associationās Whole…
Emergency support for vulnerable people continues
The B.C. government is extending the provincial temporary crisis supplement for people on income or disability assistance and low-income seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic. “As…
New emergency supports for the most vulnerable
To ensure B.C.’s most vulnerable – including people on income or disability assistance and low-income seniors – do not encounter additional barriers during the COVID-19…
Reminder: have your say on accessibility, inclusion
British Columbians with experience or ideas about accessibility in the province are invited to take 10 minutes to share their feedback before a consultation closes…
October is Community Inclusion Month
Letter to the Editor This month is a time to recognize people with developmental disabilities and celebrate the importance of all people being able to…
Province will fund local poverty reduction strategies
Local governments are being supported in developing local poverty reduction strategies to lift people up, break the cycle of poverty and build a better B.C….
Advanced Forestry Training program coming to Cranbrook
More than 100 people will get training and work experience in the forest sector, giving them opportunities for job success and improved lives, through $3.3…
Free menstrual products in public schools ordered
Under a ministerial order that was issued today, Friday, April 5, all B.C. public schools will be required to provide free menstrual products for students…
Tougher rules on payday loans, cheque-cashing fees
The provincial government is starting to tighten the rules to rein in payday-lending practices, and to protect people from excessive fees when cashing BC Employment…