It’s sweet success for Julie Giesbrecht’s business, Julie’s Edible Bouquets. She won the Premier’s People’s Choice Award on February 26. Naomi Yamamoto, Minister of State for Tourism and Small Business presented the award during Small Business British Columbia’s gala award ceremony at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver.

For 21-year-old Daniel Carpenter, trades training is opening up a new world of opportunity. Daniel, who is a member of the Heiltsuk First Nation, is just starting a new job as an apprentice welder at the Seaspan shipyards in North Vancouver.

Coralee Oakes, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development, got the ball rolling as a lead-up to the announcement that the World Rugby Sevens Series - one of the most thrilling sporting championships - is coming to Vancouver in March 2016.

In B.C., we are home to 34 First Nations mother languages which contain 61 dialects. B.C. First Nations mother languages represent sixty percent of the aboriginal languages spoken in Canada.

Given his last name, it seemed like James Fiddler was destined for a life in the music industry. For a number of years, Fiddler was a professional musician working as a production manager for a company that produces guitars. When the company changed some of its operations, Fiddler decided it was a good time for a new career.

Finance Minister Michael de Jong will present British Columbia's third consecutive Balanced Budget on Tuesday, February 17, 2015.

A new project targeting international head offices to British Columbia is expected to increase investment in key sectors and create hundreds of new, high-paying jobs for British Columbians.

Raven Lacerte, a young Carrier woman from the Lake Babine Nation, tells her story about the inspiration for the 'Moose Hide Campaign' founded by her dad, Paul.