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Families express relief as B.C. retracts plan to scrap individualized funding for children with autism - Vimarsana News

Families express relief as B.C. retracts plan to scrap individualized funding for children with autism

Some families are expressing relief after the B.C. government announced it is retracting plans to scrap individualized funding for children with an autism diagnosis, a proposal that has sparked criticism from parents.

Source: cbc.ca
B.C. passes 1st-in-Canada legislation - Vimarsana News

B.C. passes 1st-in-Canada legislation

British Columbia has become the first jurisdiction in Canada to recognize and uphold the rights of Indigenous communities to provide their own child and family services.

Province announces $33M to help support the economies of rural and remote communities - Vimarsana News

Province announces $33M to help support the economies of rural and remote communities

The new Rural Economic Diversification and Infrastructure Program will fund qualifying projects in three general areas, including up to $500,000 for "forest impact transition."

Source: cbc.ca
BC Natural Resources Forum to be held in Prince George Jan. 17 to 19 - Vimarsana News

BC Natural Resources Forum to be held in Prince George Jan. 17 to 19

The forum will be celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2023

B.C. poised to recognize Indigenous communities' right to provide child welfare | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

B.C. poised to recognize Indigenous communities' right to provide child welfare | iNFOnews

VICTORIA - A proposed overhaul of legislation would make British Columbia the first province in Canada to legally recognize the right of Indigenous communities to provide their own child welfare systems, the government says.

Source: infotel.ca