Premier Christy Clark issued the following statement to mark National Aboriginal Day:

In emergency flood situations, residents near any body of water are advised to be particularly careful around high water.

A provincially funded program will upgrade the industry and job-specific skills of 1,200 eligible participants working in tourism and retail sectors in British Columbia.

Sensitive alpine areas in the Okanagan Region will benefit from more protection starting July 1, when a new regulation under the Wildlife Act comes into effect prohibiting the use of motor vehicles above 1,700 metres, except on existing roads and trails.

Minister of Justice and Attorney General Shirley Bond released the following statement on the flood threats facing several regions of B.C.

British Columbia's families are leading the country when it comes to healthy lifestyles, according to Statistics Canada's Canadian Community Health Survey for 2011, released today.

Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation Pat Bell released the following statement in support of the federal government's participation in the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade talks:

The BC Coroners Service has announced that the inquest into the death of Mr. Chul Lee, Mr. Kwang Cha and Mr. Chungjic Koh has been postponed.

The Ministry of Agriculture is inviting public comment on developing the Agricultural Land Commission's (ALC) fee structure to support its evolution into a more self-sustaining organization.