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    Disrupting the illicit drug trade with first-in-Canada technology

    Track and Trace initiative to improve intelligence, save lives View the full article from the original source

    Positioning B.C. life-sciences companies for global markets through new wet lab

    Biotech companies set up to grow with new provincially funded facility View the full article from the original source

    Accelerating short-term rental opt-out process

    Change gives communities with healthy vacancy rates more flexibility for peak travel season View the full article from the original source

    Helping dock owners, reducing marine pollution on Sunshine Coast

    Free recycling drop-off events support safe, responsible disposal of foam dock materials View the full article from the original source

    Keeping people safe in Kelowna with early intervention program

    Supports being delivered to people at risk, helping build a safer, healthier community View the full article from the original source

    Keeping people safe in Terrace with early intervention program

    Supports being delivered to people at risk, helping build a safer, healthier community View the full article from the original source

    Keeping people safe in Cranbrook with early intervention program

    Supports being delivered to people at risk, helping build a safer, healthier community View the full article from the original source

    Encouraging people to prepare for seasonal hazards

    Spring flooding, wildfire, drought risks increase as weather warms View the full article from the original source

    Expanding services help people overcome barriers to employment

    Employment services launching in 16 more B.C. communities View the full article from the original source

    Opening affordable homes for Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc Nation members

    On-reserve housing supports First Nations Elders, people with disabilities, families View the full article from the original source

    Strengthening emergency support for evacuees

    Funding will help B.C. communities better support evacuees during emergencies View the full article from the original source

    Kitselas Treaty Act introduced in B.C. legislature

    B.C. treaty negotiations process reaches a historic milestone View the full article from the original source

    BC Gov News

    According to preliminary data, 115 people lost their lives in February 2026 due to unregulated drug toxicity, as reported by the BC Coroners Service.The number of unregulated drug deaths in February equates to about 4.1 deaths per day. Deaths among those 30-59 accounted for 69% of drug-toxicity deat…

    Supporting B.C. businesses to build clean-energy marine industry

    Funding will help companies pilot new technologies for renewable energy View the full article from the original source

    Introducing a school addition for secondary students in Langley

    300 new seats coming for students at R.E. Mountain Secondary View the full article from the original source

    K’ómoks Treaty Act introduced in B.C. legislature

    B.C. treaty negotiations process reaches historic milestone View the full article from the original source

    BC Gov News

    (flickr.com) Premier David Eby has issued the following statement celebrating Vaisakhi:“Throughout British Columbia, streets will fill with colour, music and community spirit as Sikh families and friends gather to celebrate Vaisakhi.“Vaisakhi marks a defining moment in Sikh history – the founding of…

    Premier’s statement on Yom HaShoah

    Premier David Eby has issued the following statement in honour of Yom HaShoah: View the full article from the original source

    BC Gov News

    A cross-government task force will monitor the impacts of the Iran war and help prepare British Columbia for these potential global impacts. As the war in Iran continues, British Columbia is bracing for medium- and long-term impacts to supply chains in industries, such as health care, agriculture, e…

    BC Gov News

     Summary Spongy moths are an invasive species destructive to forests and farms The Province will spray 36 hectares around Beach Grove in Delta, and 121 hectares in Squamish west and south of the intersection of Buckley and Third avenues   The treatment has been approved for use by Health Canada Trea…
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