More than $2 million from the new Rural Education Enhancement Fund will flow to four school districts to help keep seven rural schools open.

As the Canada Day long weekend approaches, the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure is encouraging motorists to “know before you go” and plan ahead before heading out this long weekend.

As British Columbia’s extensive coastline and 19,500 square kilometres of freshwater once again draw locals and visitors to a myriad of aquatic activities, the Province reminds all to take care – especially when boating or swimming – during summer, when drowning-related deaths spike.

Drew McArthur has been appointed British Columbia’s acting information and privacy commissioner.

Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Todd Stone released the following statement on Metro Vancouver’s position on the George Massey Tunnel:

Thanks to funding from the BC Arts Council, the BC Touring Council is investing $170,000 in 26 arts groups through the Community Presenter Youth Engagement (CPYE) program.

The governments of Canada and British Columbia are helping B.C. food and beverage companies serve and sell their products to the world through a $500,000 program to help them gain the research, knowledge and strategies they need to succeed in new markets.

Environment Minister Mary Polak issued the following statement in response to the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner’s report on the disclosure of information related to water quality in Spallumcheen.