Indigenous and Black women, women of colour (IBPOC) and their families will see continued assistance from the local non-profit organization Support Network for Indigenous Women and Women of Colour (SNIWWOC), due to a $50,000 grant from the Province.

The British Columbia government is eliminating tuition fees on Adult Basic Education (ABE) and English Language Learning (ELL) programs, opening the door for tens of thousands of people to upgrade their education and skills every year.

Homelessness. Unemployment. Isolation. How can B.C. bring new solutions to address these common, complex social challenges?

The new Employment Program of BC will provide unemployed British Columbians with the supports and services they need to do just that - get back to work and be self-sufficient.

June 27 is Canadian Multiculturalism Day, a wonderful opportunity to celebrate British Columbia's diverse people and communities.

If you know someone who is a champion for multiculturalism in their community, nominate them for a 2011 Provincial Nesika Award. Nominations are now open for the awards, which recognize individuals, organizations and businesses that make outstanding contributions to promoting cultural diversity and Aboriginal heritage in B.C.

The Province is creating new employment centres which will make it easier to help people find work and provide stability for their families.