Provides culturally appropriate supports to address the over-representation of Indigenous peoples (First Nations, Inuit, and Metis) in the criminal justice system in BC, and eliminates barriers that may prevent someone from attending a justice centre in person...

Offers justice services that respond to community needs of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation. Provides family group conferencing, victim assistance program with the local RCMP branch, youth programming, court support, and prohibition diversion. Other services i...

Wachiay is a community hub and service provider for indigenous and non-indigenous people. Offers a daycare; programs for seniors; employment services; a volunteer income tax program; and access to a multimedia design studio. Also provides support services to c...

Works to help Aboriginal families unlearn abusive and violent behaviours and reclaim their traditional values of honour, respect, and equality. Provides counselling regarding family violence, group work and cultural ceremonies, and public education to increase...

Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given d...

A multi-level, minimum, medium, and maximum security facility for adult men and women serving sentences of less than two years. Business hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

Minimum security correctional institution for male offenders.

A lawyer in private practice funded by LABC provides the following services: takes applications for legal representation and refers eligible clients to lawyers; provides liaison between LABC, the community, and the private bar; directs clients to legal informa...

Native Courtworkers facilitate access to justice by assisting Aboriginal people in conflict with the law who are involved in the criminal justice system to obtain fair, just, equitable and culturally sensitive treatment. Services include referral to legal serv...

Hears and makes rulings on legal disputes relating to criminal, civil, family, traffic, and bylaw matters. Hours for Court Registry are 9 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Duty counsel services are provided to coincide with what is occurring in court on any given d...

Provides free community services to the Tsilhqot'in and Southern Carrier nations. Services include adult and youth probation support; Tsilhqot'in Restorative Justice, an alternative to the court process; and the Work to Give project that allows incarcerated of...

Coordinates and maintains an alternative measures program for youth of aboriginal descent who are ages 12 to 17 years of age and who reside within Prince George. Restorative justice circles are held for youth that have committed summary offences. An agreement ...

Hears all Criminal Code charges brought against youth ages 12 to 18. Promotes the long-term protection of the public by addressing the underlying circumstances that resulted in the youth's criminal behaviour, rehabilitates youth who commit offences and reinteg...

Non-court alternative keeps youth ages 12 to 24 out of the criminal court system while holding them accountable for minor offences. Trained volunteers guide the youth, parent/guardian and other supporters, and person(s) harmed through a process where the youth...

Offers support services to youth ages 13 to 18 and their families who have been referred by MCFD, police, or schools. Services include family mediation, diversion programs, parenting programs, and individual and family counselling. Serves North and South Delta...

Provides free legal services to Yukon residents who fall within financial eligibility guidelines determined in accordance with the Financial Eligibility Table (www.yukonlegalaid.ca/eligibility). Select services available to all Yukoners regardless of income le...