B.C. worked closely with the federal government which is responsible for representing Canadian interests in trade negotiations. While the federal government engaged extensively with its U.S. counterparts, there is not yet enough common ground to support an agreement.

Here in British Columbia, forests have always been a vital part of our way of life ― anchoring our economy, and providing both recreation and tourism opportunities. 

As part of Balanced Budget 2017, government committed $27 million to a comprehensive caribou recovery program over the next three years.

Since 2001, the number of wineries in B.C. has grown from around 70 to over 330 now.

Small businesses make up 98% of all business in B.C. and employ over one million people.

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.

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.