Businesses, Aboriginals and investors looking to do business with First Nations in B.C. have a new tool to track the wide range of related economic activities with the First Nations Development Database.

For the first time, potential investors and businesses have an important resource at their fingertips to easily access information critical to economic growth throughout the province.

Government is supporting B.C.'s skilled workforce by extending the BC Training Tax Credit program for an additional three years to the end of 2017.

British Columbia’s tourism sector had a very successful year in 2014 as we welcomed visitors from around the globe.

BC Job Makers are working hard this holiday season to drive the economy forward by creating jobs, investments and opportunities that benefit British Columbians across all sectors thoughout the province.

With holidays just around the corner and many employers increasing staff hours and hiring temporary employees to meet the holiday rush, it’s important to know the details of who is entitled to statutory holiday pay or extra pay under B.C.’s Employment Standards Act.

Communities throughout British Columbia can take advantage of a new suite of online tools and resources to help them strengthen and diversify their local economies.

More skilled immigrants will be able to fully utilize their skills in the B.C. economy, as the B.C. government invests in projects and programs to speed up and improve the process for immigrants to get their credentials and qualifications recognized to work in B.C.