The Province of British Columbia now has $9.6 million in Canada-BC Job Grant funding available to help employers provide skills training to current or new employees.

The number of overnight international visitors to British Columbia surpassed the two-million mark for the first six months of 2016.

The Province announced that it has invested, through the Industry Training Authority (ITA), a combined $331,774 to two training providers in Victoria for skills-training seats in high-priority trades.

The latest BC Job Makers represent diverse sectors of the economy from different parts of the province with the common goal of creating jobs and growing B.C.’s economy.

Whether you’re from Shanghai or San Francisco, Smithers or Salmon Arm, this BC Day is a great time to explore B.C.

The fifth edition of the British Columbia Labour Market Outlook (Outlook) is now available on WorkBC.ca.

The latest international visitor numbers continue to show positive increases, which is good news for British Columbia’s flourishing tourism industry.  

The B.C. government announced nearly $600,000 towards a partnership with key technology industry partners to study the labour market needs in the tech sector.

Five Refugee Response Teams from throughout the province have received a second round of funding, sharing nearly $230,000 to continue helping refugees settle and integrate into B.C. communities.