Canfor and B.C. government and local government officials cut the ribbon at the official re-opening of Canfor's Radium mill. The company has invested $38.5 million to upgrade its sawmill and build a new planer mill that will directly employ 144 people.

Premier Christy Clark issued the following statement today: "Effective immediately, Dan Doyle will serve as Chief of Staff in the Premier's Office. A career public servant who helped build British Columbia's infrastructure, Dan also played a key role in making the 2010 Olympic Winter Games a success and has served as the chair of BC Hydro.

Premier Christy Clark's quarterly video for the second half of 2012, with updates on B.C. government's two key priorities related to jobs and families to make life more affordable for families in B.C.

A record-breaking number of skilled tradespersons have qualified as journeypersons this year, announced Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation Pat Bell today while touring Camosun College's carpentry program.

Mindful of both the uncertainty in the global economy and the economic value of Canada’s health systems, Canada’s Premiers committed to working together

on fiscal arrangements to find solutions that will work for the benefit of all Canadians - in all provinces and territories.

As part of Premier Christy Clark's BC Jobs and Trade Mission, Minister Steve Thomson and delegates on the forestry portion of the mission toured the Songjiang townhouse project, outside Shanghai. Minister Thomson is visiting both China and Japan during the mission to continue to expand B.C.'s lumber exports overseas.