The provincial government is providing regulatory support for proposed expansion at FortisBC’s Tilbury liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility in Delta, and proposed upgrades to FortisBC’s natural gas transmission infrastructure in the Lower Mainland.

To maintain high service levels in B.C. provincial parks for an increasing number of visitors, the Province is raising camping fees as of March 15, 2015.

The B.C. government is now better equipped to manage and respond to animal diseases as a result of the Animal Health Act and associated regulations coming into force.

Bill Bennett was joined by MLA Mike Bernier, members of the community, and representatives of the energy business community to launch construction of the $400-million Meikle Wind Energy Project.

British Columbia greenhouse operators are advised that applications for the 2015 greenhouse carbon tax relief grant are available until March 23, 2015.

The Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations is taking immediate action to save caribou herds under threat from wolf predation in two separate and targeted actions: one in the South Selkirk Mountains and the other in the South Peace.

Environment Minister Mary Polak has determined that the Tulsequah Chief Mine project has been substantially started.

Environment Minister Mary Polak has granted a five-year extension to the environmental assessment certificate for the Prosperity Gold-Copper project, which is located 125 km southwest of Williams Lake.