B.C.'s Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training and Minister Responsible for Labour Shirley Bond released the following statement to congratulate Pacific Sky Aviation Inc. and Viking Air Limited on their announcement of a new training centre at the Victoria International Airport:

Communities throughout British Columbia are encouraged to submit their Open for Business award application before the deadline on July 11, 2014.

The LNG-Buy BC online tool designed to connect local B.C. businesses with international LNG proponents is now available for pre-registration at the LNG-Buy BC web site.

The B.C. government is leading the way in the fight against red tape while keeping its commitment to a net-zero increase in regulatory requirements until 2015.

With the global marketplace expanding, attracting business and improving productivity means being competitive. What are some of challenges B.C. businesses face? How can a business compete?

With the global marketplace expanding, attracting business and improving productivity means being competitive.

Naomi Yamamoto, Minister of State for Small Business and Tourism, joined with the Tourism Industry Association of British Columbia (TIABC) in celebrating National Tourism Week.

With the global marketplace expanding, attracting business and improving productivity means being competitive. What are some of challenges B.C. businesses face?

British Columbia is expecting significant growth in the natural resources industry over the next decade, with most major projects located in northern or remote communities.