Red tape costs businesses time and money. We want entrepreneurs to be able to focus on what matters - creating jobs and spurring innovation.

The critic for advanced education and I have both been out meeting with students. However, that's where the similarity ends.

There are up to 70,000 British Columbians living with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia and as our baby boomer population continues to age, this number is expected to grow.

The Province of British Columbia recently began a process of consultation to discuss the wording, delivery and legacy efforts for a formal apology to the Chinese community for historical wrongs.

2013 was a milestone year for liquefied natural gas in B.C. We made substantial progress over the last 12 months, laying the foundation for a prosperous future.

People have wanted the Evergreen Line for a long time and this really struck me when I toured the Lower Mainland's transit system this fall.

I want to clarify outdated information in the December 15th editorial 'Health data could save lives'.

Each winter, volunteers in communities throughout British Columbia activate a network of temporary emergency winter shelters to make sure that everyone has warm, safe shelter when cold weather threatens the health and safety of people who are homeless.

As the nation celebrates Sports Day in Cnada, I hope this weekend find you getting into the spirit - lacing up your skates, getting out on your cross-country skis, practising yoga or whatever your preference

Our province has created deep historical, cultural and business ties with countries around the world enabling us to create strong trading partnerships and diversify our markets.