Legislative changes, if passed, will build on the Province’s work to give British Columbians more security by extending the rent freeze to Dec. 31, 2021.The changes will also cap future rent increases to inflation, stop illegal renovictions and make the …

Treatment and recovery providers who have been financially challenged by the COVID-19 pandemic are benefiting from grants to ensure ongoing support for people struggling with addictions throughout B.C. Fifty-three eligible grant applications came in and all were awarded, totalling just …

In order to support people experiencing homelessness, our government is providing $100 million to the Strengthening Communities’ Services Program. Local governments, First Nations, and regional districts will be able to apply for grants to meet people’s immediate health and safety …

The B.C. government is working to make life easier for families through the pandemic. The government has introduced legislation to get the BC Recovery Benefit to approximately 3.7 million British Columbians. $1,000 for families with incomes under $125,000. Families earning …

A memorial honouring the seniors lost to COVID-19 in Vancouver’s West End and Coal Harbour communities was unveiled Tuesday at the southeast corner of Davie and Thurlow streets. The memorial features a poster of physiotherapist Garry Monckton, who died April …

West End memorial honours seniors who died from coronavirus ‘Recognize, celebrate, remember and put the names, faces and stories to the numbers we hear daily of those lost to COVID-19 … Our friends, neighbourhoods, our parents and our grandparents’ Kevin …

The Province has laid out the details of a repayment framework to be put in place later this summer, helping renters and landlords to transition and tenants in arrears to maintain their housing when the ban on evictions for non-payment …