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    BC Gov News

    Drivers are advised that work to complete a new bridge on Fulford-Ganges Road will resume next week between Blackburn Lake and Cusheon Lake.Single-lane-alternating traffic will be in place on Fulford-Ganges Road near 2210 Fulford-Ganges Rd., about halfway between Blackburn and Cusheon lakes, on week…

    Moving forward with Indigenous-led treatment and recovery, substance-use services in Terrace

    New treatment, recovery withdrawal-management services will support people with addiction challenges View the full article from the original source

    Opening more homes in West Vancouver

    Two new rental buildings expand housing options for workers, families with middle incomes View the full article from the original source

    Expanding culturally grounded support for Indigenous people with diverse needs in Port Alberni

    Pilot project helps Port Alberni Friendship Centre guide adults toward CLBC-funded services View the full article from the original source

    Boosting B.C.’s marine sector by supporting tech companies

    New marine and coastal testbed launched View the full article from the original source

    Heritage conservation engagement leads to updated proposals to make the act work better for everyone

    Province modernizing Heritage Conservation Act to better meet needs of people in B.C. View the full article from the original source

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    Members of the Professional Employees Association (PEA) have voted to ratify a renewed collective agreement.The agreement is based on the 2025 Balanced Measures Mandate and includes some additional funding to support service delivery and improve working conditions for PEA members, including changes…

    Boosting tourism, economy in Okanagan through Touchdown Kelowna

    Province supports first ever BC Lions game series in the Okanagan with $1 million View the full article from the original source

    Statement from Grace Lore on charges against Hon Chan

    VICTORIA—“Our thoughts are first and foremost with the victim – my thoughts are with her and every single other woman in this province who has faced intimate partner violence, who has experienced coercion, threats, abuse, and physical violence at the hands of their husbands or partners, and for whom…

    Accessibility upgrades at Paul Lake Park on track for camping season

    Multi-year project focused on upgrades in and around campground View the full article from the original source

    Opening 40 new homes in Prince Rupert

    New below-market rentals open for workers through BC Builds View the full article from the original source

    Building upgrades will improve Camosun engineering technology programs

    Campus renewal brings better learning spaces, new job opportunities to Victoria View the full article from the original source

    New support for Squamish manufacturing project strengthens local jobs

    Provincial funding doubles work space, supports new technologies View the full article from the original source

    Improving support services for problem gambling in B.C.

    New model provides faster access to care for those affected by gambling-related harms View the full article from the original source

    Opening 22 new affordable rental homes in Bowser

    Helping seniors age in place in independent living rentals View the full article from the original source

    Upgrading of Highway 1 rest areas set to begin

    Enhancements will improve safety, accessibility for commercial drivers, other motorists View the full article from the original source

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    A coroner’s inquest into the death of Everett Riley Patrick will begin at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, March 30, 2026, at the Burnaby Coroners’ Court (20th floor, 4720 Kingsway, Metrotower II, Metrotown, Burnaby).The death of Everett Riley Patrick, 42, was reported to the BC Coroners Service on April 20, 20…

    BC Gov News

     Summary On Saturday, March 14, 2026, liv.rent released a report indicating that Metro Vancouver’s average asking rent for an unfurnished one-bedroom unit has decreased by 10.6%, year over year Vancouver’s downtown and West End neighbourhoods also recorded some of the largest one-bedroom rent declin…

    Delivering homes with supports for Katzie First Nation

    40 new affordable, supportive homes are open in Pitt Meadows View the full article from the original source

    Opening new classrooms in Fort St. John, Wonowon

    220 new seats support students in northern B.C. View the full article from the original source
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