A review of the resignation of the British Columbia Lottery Corporation's former CEO recommends government develop new post-employment restriction guidelines for appropriate staff of ministries, Crown corporations and agencies.

More than four hundred support staff workers from two school districts have recently ratified new agreements, bringing the total to eight now ratified under the B.C. government's 2014 Economic Stability Mandate.

The Professional Association of Residents of B.C. and the Health Employers' Association of B.C. have reached a five-year tentative agreement under the new Economic Stability Mandate.

A green bond has been issued to finance the North Island Hospitals Project.

More than 3,000 support staff workers in six school districts are the first to ratify new five-year agreements under the B.C. government's 2014 Economic Stability Mandate.

Real progress continues to be made under the B.C. government's Economic Stability Mandate for 2014 public sector negotiations.

A review into allegations of improper compensation paid to two executive employees at Kwantlen Polytechnic University has found the university failed to meet government's disclosure requirements.

Provincial public sector organizations will operate under new taxpayer accountability principles that strengthen accountability, promote cost control, and ensure they operate in the best interest of taxpayers.

Amendments to the International Business Activity Act (IBAA) brought into force aim to increase foreign private-sector investment in British Columbia and attract new business to the province.

Finance Minister Michael de Jong travels to Europe and New York to meet with investors June 1 - 11, 2014, where he will discuss B.C.'s economy, balanced budget, triple-A credit rating and LNG opportunity.