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    BC Gov News

    The southbound on-ramp from Keating Cross Road to Highway 17 (Patricia Bay Highway) will be closed to traffic for one week, beginning the morning of Sunday, April 12, 2026, to allow crews to complete construction work.The Keating Cross Road flyover will remain open. However, drivers will not be able…

    BC Gov News

    Christine Boyle, Minister of Housing and Municipal Affairs, has released the following statement on government’s housing highlights for March 2026:“In the month of March, our government through BC Housing funded and opened 384 new homes that welcomed their new tenants, from working families, people…

    Opening supportive homes for Vancouver’s Chinese community

    Senior Chinese women, others will be able to continue living near their communities with supports View the full article from the original source

    Improving access to team-based care for people in Surrey

    New urgent and primary care centre opens in south Surrey View the full article from the original source

    Minister’s statement on March 2026 Labour Force Survey results

    B.C.’s March labour force results reflect pressure being felt by economies around the world View the full article from the original source

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    Ravi Parmar, Minister of Forests, has issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s release of preliminary results of the seventh administrative review of its anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders on Canadian softwood lumber:“British Columbia stands with all t…

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    Christine Boyle, Minister of Housing and Municipal Affairs, has issued the following statement following the request of George Anderson, MLA for Nanaimo-Lantzville, to the Select Standing Committee on Private Bills and Private Member’s Bills to not continue consideration of Bill M216, Professional R…

    Minister’s statement on April 2026 rental report

    Christine Boyle, Minister of Housing and Municipal Affairs, has issued the following statement: View the full article from the original source

    Investing in Surrey students with new secondary school addition

     500 new seats on the way for Grandview Heights Secondary View the full article from the original source

    Supporting adventure tourism in B.C. with new permitting hub

    Adventure Tourism Hub is the next step in improving B.C.’s permitting process View the full article from the original source

    Making travel easier with new Highway 11 interchange under construction

    Highway 1 improvements at Highway 11 will reduce congestion for people through the region View the full article from the original source

    TRU Community Trust advances data centre development

    The Thompson Rivers University Community Trust (the Trust) is pleased to announce that construction has officially begun on a new data centre at 1452 McGill Road, which will form part of Bell Canada’s Bell AI Fabric – a national full-stack AI infrastructure platform that brings together secure data…

    Adding new student seats in Ladysmith

     Prefabricated builds will add 340 spaces at Ladysmith schools View the full article from the original source

    Supporting hiring, boosting production in southern Interior

    Provincial funding creating new jobs, strengthening local supply chains View the full article from the original source

    Forestry company secures five years of wood, adding stability to sector

    Box Lake Lumber Products wins bid for new forest licence View the full article from the original source

    George Abbott to be appointed as next BC Treaty Commission chief commissioner

    With federal approval, the commission’s new head will oversee progress of treaty negotiations View the full article from the original source

    Advancing Ambleside plan to build more homes in West Vancouver

    Boosting progress, increasing reporting will help build more homes in the community View the full article from the original source

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     Summary A section of Allenby Road will close to traffic in both directions from April 13 until fall 2026 to allow for permanent repairs The repairs are Phase 2 of work to address slope instabilities caused by the 2021 floods Drivers are advised to only detour via Highway 1 during construction _____…

    Opening elementary school addition in Comox Valley

    School addition at Aspen Park Elementary adds 270 new seats for students View the full article from the original source

    Supporting early-stage tech innovation

    B.C. companies get support to pilot new technologies in key sectors View the full article from the original source
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