North Island College (NIC) will receive $200,000 to support training for workers affected by the Myra Falls Mine suspension and Quinsam Mine closure near Campbell River.

People in need of shelter in Campbell River will continue to have a safe, warm place to stay until the end of June 2016.

Debi Van Voorst and her team of social workers know, through experience, that tough conversations lead to trust and produce results for families.

Nanwakolas Council Society will soon have a labour market study that will provide a blueprint so its member First Nations can play a bigger role in B.C.’s diverse, growing and strong economy.

Members of the public are advised that sections of  the Rail Trail and the Elk River Timber Trail in the Beaver Lodge Forest Lands in Campbell River will be temporarily closed between January and April 2016 – weather permitting – to replace five bridges on the trails.

British Columbia is rolling out the red carpet to celebrate the wide range of screen-based entertainment, which is created throughout the province, by proclaiming Monday, July 27, 2015, as “Screen in BC Day”.

Work is now underway to improve safety and mobility for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians on northern Vancouver Island roads, as part of B.C. on the Move, the Province’s 10-year transportation plan.