More than 1,200 homes in seven First Nations communities and three towns along Highway 3 in the Similkameen now have access to high-speed internet services. 

The Province is inviting businesses and public-sector organizations to register on the new, modernized BC Bid site.

Improved cellular coverage on Highway 3 between Hope and Keremeos will mean better safety for travellers along a key transportation route.

People now have access to two new online community planning tools, offering easy access to data-driven insights and investment opportunities for communities across B.C.

Two-spirit, transgender and gender-diverse people in British Columbia are able to change gender designations on the BC Services Card, B.C. driver’s licence, BCID card and B.C. birth certificate without the confirmation of a physician or psychologist.

BC Registries and Online Services is better supporting the success of British Columbia businesses through a more co-ordinated and improved online service.

Faster, more reliable internet is coming to people on Denman and Hornby islands as the Connecting British Columbia program continues its work to bring world-class connectivity to rural communities on the coast.