Visitors strolling in Mackin Park this weekend are being transported to a world of French Canadian culture as Festival du Bois, the largest Francophone festival on the West Coast of Canada, kicks into full swing.

With the fastest growing Aboriginal student graduation rate in the province, there was much to celebrate as the Sea to Sky school district signed its second Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement.

Aboriginal student success was highlighted at Sensisyusten House of Learning today during the signing of the district's second Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreement..

Premier Christy Clark has released the following statement: This holiday season is time to spend time with families, friends and with the ones we love.

French speaking citizens in Surrey will soon have more books to choose from when they visit their local libraries, thanks to a new partnership between the B.C. government and the City of Surrey.

The B.C. government has released its report into the draft Multicultural Strategic Outreach Plan. The report identifies that partisan activity among some officials breached the public service standards of conduct and some government resources were misused.

Through a provincewide consultation Francophones and francophiles across the province have submitted their suggestions to the B.C. government on how it can improve its services in French.

More skilled immigrants will be able to fully utilize their skills in the B.C. economy, as the B.C. government invests in projects and programs to speed up and improve the process for immigrants to get their credentials and qualifications recognized to work in B.C.