Economic opportunities and participation are a central part of reconciliation with B.C. First Nations.

In 2013, the Province undertook the Liquor Policy Review, one of the largest public engagements in B.C.’s history focussed on bringing liquor laws into the 21st century.

In 2013, the City of Vancouver, Brenhill Developments, 127 Housing Society and BC Housing established a partnership to build 162 new units of affordable rental housing to replace 87 units of obsolete housing at the aging Jubilee building, located at 508 Helmcken St.

Over the past five years, craft beer sales in British Columbia have almost tripled

Red Tape Reduction is about improving services for British Columbians and making it easier for people to interact with their government.

Every community in British Columbia benefits when our rural communities are strong.

The Central Okanagan Kiwanis Society owned Kiwanis Towers in Kelowna and sold the building to a private-numbered company in mid-December 2016.

The recent Metro Vancouver Regional Homelessness Task Force Report highlights the complexity of homelessness and reminds us that partnerships are key to addressing the issue in British Columbia.

The provincial government is developing project development agreements with proponents, working with First Nations to strengthen environmental stewardship, and partnering with trades associations to increase skills training – proactive measures to put British Columbia in the best possible position to have a competitive new liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry.

There are 19 liquefied natural gas (LNG) export proposals in British Columbia.