The week of March 21 – 25, 2016, has been declared the first ever Technology Skills Appreciation Week in B.C.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, BC Job Makers tell the stories of three female-led businesses helping to grow a strong and diverse economy.

International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate the success of women in non-traditional and in-demand industries such as trades and technology.

Advanced Education Minister Andrew Wilkinson officially opened the 7,432-square-metre trades education facility at Camosun College that will provide students on Vancouver Island with more opportunities to train for in-demand careers.

The annual statistics for 2015 show British Columbia saw a remarkable 7.9% increase in international visitors over the previous year.

Three of British Columbia’s top independent music industry leaders are returning from Los Angeles, where they were nominated for 2016 Grammy Awards.

The Province introduced several amendments to the Industry Training Authority Act that will enable the Industry Training Authority (ITA) to lead and deliver trades training in B.C. more effectively.

A new study shows a 38% increase in tourism revenue over the last decade, proving the sector is a major economic driver for the province.

Four business partners with backgrounds in the movie industry are heading to Hollywood to pick up their Academy Award.