Locals and visitors from around the world will have a variety of festivals, contests and shows to choose from in communities around B.C. over the coming year, with support from B.C.’s Tourism Events Program.

Real-time information sharing during emergencies is one of the tools being developed to keep visitors to northern British Columbia safer this summer.

People in Prince George and surrounding areas are invited to attend a community meeting and share their ideas about the future of the Royal BC Museum.

Northern FanCon 2018, an internationally recognized entertainment expo and comic convention, will bring Hollywood celebrities, creative geniuses and thousands of visitors together in Prince George on May 11–13, 2018, with help from the Province’s Tourism Events Program.

As the holidays arrive, the Minister of Tourism Arts and Culture is encouraging everyone to join with family and friends to enjoy British Columbia and support a flurry of community activities.

The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George is receiving a federal-provincial Small Communities Fund grant worth $1,534,666.

Organizers have released their final economic impact report from the 2015 Canada Winter Games, and it’s even better than expected.