It’s a wrap in more ways than one for the Inn at Laurel Point in Victoria. Thanks to a busy film and tourism season this summer, the hotel is celebrating.

One of Victoria’s most famous citizens, singer-songwriter Nelly Furtado travels the world performing her hit songs. Despite spending time in international destinations, she says there’s no place like home at this time of year.

The Province is taking a number of steps to prepare for the arrival, resettlement and integration of refugees in B.C.

The latest overnight custom entries numbers from Statistics Canada show a strong summer tourism season in B.C.

From Fair Trade coffee in the Rockies to a growing First Nations-owned IT company, this month’s BC Job Makers feature both First Nations and women entrepreneurs who are creating jobs and building businesses throughout the province.

To recognize the invaluable contribution of apprentices and their employers to the province’s economy and labour force, the British Columbia government has officially proclaimed Nov. 2-6, 2015, as Apprenticeship Recognition Week in B.C.

Apprentices and skilled workers will now be able to get access to more job opportunities in British Columbia and Newfoundland and Labrador by improving labour mobility between the provinces.

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