B.C. creates funding program to educate public on colonial past
B.C. is spending $30 million on a grant to help fund projects with the goal of educating people about the province’s colonial history. “It has
July 30, 2021
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B.C. is spending $30 million on a grant to help fund projects with the goal of educating people about the province’s colonial history. “It has
Municipalities in B.C. can now enact bans on single-use plastic items, including shopping bags without provincial approval. An amendment to the province’s Community Charter grants
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) is reminding boaters and drone operators to help protect marine mammals by giving them space. The distance restrictions apply to
The province has raised the general working age from 12 to 16. It has also defined the types of jobs appropriate for young people. The
B.C. has declared a provincial state of emergency to support the province-wide response to the ongoing wildfire situation. Mike Farnworth, minister of public safety and
B.C.’s has appointed a new chair for the BC Emergency Health Services board and restructured the way decisions are made. The BC Emergency Health Services
Restrictions on long-term care homes visits will be eased in B.C. on July 19. Visitors will no longer have to schedule to see loved ones
The province is incentivizing the purchase of electric bikes by eliminating provincial sales tax on e-bike and trike purchases. “This is just one of the
B.C. is investing $2.9 million into its community adult literacy program (CALP), which includes a one time top-up investment for this year and next. It
Public libraries throughout the province will host virtual and in-person BC Summer Reading Club (BC SRC) activities this summer. Activities and programs will run in
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