Future health professionals in Prince George will benefit from an additional student spaces at the Justice Institute of British Columbia to get the training they need as primary care paramedics to provide the high-quality health care B.C. families deserve.

Students at three of College of New Caledonia's campuses will benefit from improved and upgraded campus facilities, thanks to $3.3 million in capital funding that is part of government's investment in B.C.'s post-secondary infrastructure this year.

Training opportunities are being offered to more than 30 First Nations people in north central B.C. to help meet the growing demand for skilled workers in the mineral exploration and mining industry.

Thirty people in Northern British Columbia have begun a five-week training program to learn the skills necessary to work as log or chip truck drivers and heavy equipment operators (HEO) in the forestry industry.

Physical therapy students will gain practical experience and help patients in northern and rural communities thanks to a new post-secondary program announced today.

The B.C. government has formed a partnership with the United Steelworkers Union (USW) to pilot new skills training for its members in the North, with a focus in the areas of forestry and mining.

Three Prince George residents are recipients of BC Housing Education Awards that will help them further their education, achieve their goals and improve their lives.

British Columbia's Community Gaming Grant Review will stop in Prince George with a community forum scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 15.