A new report released today reveals British Columbia's natural gas reserves are more than double previous estimates.

Another liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility has come forward with an export application submitted to the National Energy Board (NEB).

Aboriginal foster families, youth transitioning out of foster care and low-income families now have access to 24 new units of affordable housing with the official opening of the Dave Pranteau Aboriginal Children's Village.

Seniors in Nelson celebrated the one-year anniversary of Anderson Gardens, a 33-unit affordable housing development, including 20 Seniors' Rental Housing apartments.

The October 2013 natural gas and petroleum sale resulted in $4.6 million in bonus bids, bringing the calendar year total to over $162 million.

People who are homeless or at risk will now have access to supportive housing and onsite health services at the new Chilliwack Health and Housing Centre.

Coralee Oakes, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development, will announce significant new one-time funding from the B.C. government to support arts and culture infrastructure opportunities in British Columbia communities.

The need for energy is increasing globally, particularly in emerging Asian economies. Natural gas - the world's cleanest burning fossil fuel - is able to accommodate the demand.

B.C. Premier Christy Clark and Alberta Premier Alison Redford released the terms of reference guiding their joint working group to open new energy-export markets.