Thousands of B.C.’s best young athletes, along with coaches and officials will gather in the City of Abbotsford for three days of intense competition at the 2016 BC Summer Games.

Safe, modern and efficient public infrastructure ensures the well-being of British Columbia communities. The governments of Canada and British Columbia are committed to supporting infrastructure that helps get people to good paying jobs and back to their families after a hard day’s work.

A new company is hoping to quench the thirst for a key ingredient in B.C.’s growing craft beer sector.

A group of immigrant job seekers is getting a head start to employment in the retail industry of one of British Columbia’s fastest-growing regions.

The expansion of the Experience the Fraser Canyon to Coast Trail will continue thanks to more than $335,000 of government funding and five people gaining work experience in the construction and trail-building sector.

Aboriginal students at the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) will benefit from a range of new and expanded programs and services as a result of $75,000 in one-time funding from the Province.

As part of the public safety funding announced in the 2016 provincial budget, the Province is committing $4 million in funding for shoreline flood mitigation projects in Abbotsford that, if left unrepaired, could undermine the dike protecting the Matsqui Prairie and important regional infrastructure.

Ministers Shirley Bond and Amrik Virk celebrated the winners of the 2016 Skills Canada BC (SkillsBC) provincial competition.