British Columbians should consider flood and emergency conditions while planning summer holidays, outdoor activities and Canada Day celebrations.

The government of British Columbia has delivered on a commitment to be the first jurisdiction in Canada to produce an annual public report on regulatory reform.

When it comes to newborn wildlife mother knows best, and so with fawning and calving season underway, the province is again reminding people that newborn deer, elk or moose should not be touched or moved when encountered.

Caroline Berkey has been appointed the new chair of the Workers' Compensation Appeal Tribunal (WCAT), effective June 30, 2012.

With the long weekend approaching, and kids out of school for the summer, it's time to go camping and when it comes to camping, more campers choose Golden Ears over any other provincial park in B.C., but with 155 parks to choose from, there's a lot more to explore, announced Environment Minister Terry Lake today.

A $5-million federal and provincial investment in a newly funded Aboriginal Housing Initiative will help create affordable housing for Aboriginal households in need in British Columbia.

More than 100 communities throughout British Columbia can do more to support and promote local tourism initiatives as a result of provincial funding.

The B.C. government is reminding drivers to keep their families safe by following common-sense road safety tips during Canada Day long weekend.

Amendments to the Occupiers Liability Act to help prevent resource road closures and reduce the possibility of injury-related lawsuits are now in effect, as the general public heads into the backcountry to enjoy B.C.'s wilderness this summer.

The B.C. government is seeking written submissions on the revenue-neutral carbon tax to help inform the comprehensive review announced with Budget 2012, Finance Minister Kevin Falcon said today.