Placing drawings and handwritten stories into a time capsule, Premier Christy Clark and Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation Minister Mary Polak joined Yale Chief Robert Hope and youth from the Yale First Nation to celebrate the introduction of provincial legislation to ratify B.C.'s third modern treaty under the B.C. treaty process.

A new, independent, civilian-led office will conduct criminal investigations into incidents that involve B.C. police officers and result in death or serious harm, Premier Christy Clark announced today.

More B.C. children will have access to fresh, B.C.-grown fruit and vegetable snacks in the classroom thanks to a $3-million expansion of the BC School Fruit and Vegetable Nutritional Program, Premier Christy Clark announced today.

Premier Christy Clark announced $870,000 in provincial funding for the development of the world's first small-scale hydrogen liquefaction plant to be built in North Vancouver.

Nicotine replacement therapies will be available to all British Columbian smokers at no cost and smoking cessation prescription drugs will be covered under PharmaCare.

Women and their children at risk of homelessness in Surrey now have access to new housing and supportive services thanks to today's grand opening of the completed $17.9-million Maxxine Wright Centre.

Premier Christy Clark today announced the Province will contribute $6.7 million to build 30 new housing units at 8th Avenue and Vine Street in Vancouver that will offer seniors and people with physical disabilities a safe, accessible and affordable place to call home.

Parking will now be free in all provincial parks to encourage families to take advantage of our world-class parks system.