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. 

Over 1,370 British Columbians across the province are receiving the training they need for jobs in their communities thanks to the federal and provincial partnership under the Canada Job Fund.

Together with film enthusiasts and industry supporters, the Province of British Columbia is pleased to celebrate the 22nd annual Victoria Film Festival, the largest showcase of independent films on Vancouver Island, on from Feb. 5-14, 2016.

The latest international visitor numbers show tourists were falling for B.C. in November 2015 with an 11.1% increase in visits over the same month in 2014.

January BC Job Makers feature four diverse businesses from different corners of the province: a builder of eco-friendly retaining walls from the Lower Mainland, brothers in the Okanagan who custom-make skis, a marine transport service in northwestern B.C. and a growing Vancouver Island insurance company.    

The Province has launched a new intake system for the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) so it aligns with British Columbia's labour market and economic development priorities.