If we want a strong and vibrant economic future, then it's key that strong and vibrant women help drive it. And a great opportunity for women to help drive the economy is through careers in the skilled trades.

British Columbia posted a 5.3% increase in international overnight visitors for 2014, surpassing the 3.2% increase in arrivals to Canada as a whole.

British Columbia is expanding the Digital Animation or Visual Effects tax credit to post-production activities, and extending the Interactive Digital Media tax credit to 2018.

Feb. 16-20 has been proclaimed Chamber of Commerce Week in B.C. to recognize the province's more than 125 chambers of commerce for the work they do to keep B.C. strong and growing.

The B.C. government has introduced legislation to improve workplace health and safety as part of its commitment to implement key recommendations made by Gordon Macatee in his WorkSafeBC Review and Action Plan report released in July 2014.

BC Job Makers are starting the New Year by working to drive the economy and build the investments, opportunities and jobs that benefit British Columbians across all sectors throughout the province.

Small businesses are the heart and soul of our province and unnecessary red tape costs them time and money. Cutting unnecessary red tape is a priority for our government and that's why we're highlighting it during Red Tape Awareness Week.

The B.C. government has released a new online guide to make it easier to start a restaurant in British Columbia.