The dates and locations of community forums to discuss the wording, delivery and legacy efforts for a formal apology to B.C.'s Chinese community for historical wrongs have been confirmed.

The Government of BC, in partnership with the BC Hate Crimes Team and Abbotsford Community Services, will develop a creative educational campaign and resource to raise awareness about online hate crime.

I'm not racist, but . . . " How many times have we heard people use this phrase to justify a racist comment or attitude?

A $20,000 community gaming grant helped make Louis Riel Day celebrations in six BC communities a success this year.

This year marks the twentieth anniversary of Multiculturalism Week in British Columbia. Every year, the third week of November provides an opportunity to celebrate the province's rich multicultural society and highlights the ways diversity enriches the B.C. economy.

More Aboriginal students are completing high school in B.C. than ever before, as the six-year completion rate climbed to 59.4 per cent in 2012-13.

The B.C. government is following through with a commitment to provide opportunities to talk within and between communities to promote multiculturalism and eliminate racism.

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.