Environment Minister Mary Polak has determined that the Tulsequah Chief Mine project has been substantially started.

Environment Minister Mary Polak has granted a five-year extension to the environmental assessment certificate for the Prosperity Gold-Copper project, which is located 125 km southwest of Williams Lake.

A Forest Practices Board report released today confirms that the Province's memorandum of understanding with heli-ski and cat-ski operators is helping protect endangered mountain caribou.

The Province of British Columbia has established a regulation to ensure pipelines built to support liquefied natural gas facilities will not be permitted to transport oil or diluted bitumen.

The Columbia Basin Regional Advisory Committee provides a First Nation and community voice that will help inform hydroelectric operations planning in the Columbia Basin and potential future improvements to the Columbia River Treaty.

The Province and the Tahltan Nation took a significant step forward in the conversation around land-use for the Klappan with the release of the Klappan Strategic Initiative Technical Report.

The Chief Inspector of Mines for British Columbia has approved an amendment to the Mount Polley Mine Corporation Mines Act permit to allow the company to begin repairs of the breach in its tailings storage facility dam.

Premier Christy Clark issued the following statement in response to proposals announced by Washington State to address climate change: