British Columbians have a special way to leave a legacy for future generations through BC Parks' Planned Giving program.

High-speed Internet service is coming to Cherryville, thanks to a $250,000 grant from the government of B.C.

A partnership that has created a local mental health supported employment program that is helping people who are recovering from mental illness to gain the support and confidence needed to work again was announced.

The government of British Columbia has proclaimed March 27, 2013, as Social Enterprise Day to celebrate the growing number of social entrepreneurs and the positive social impact these business leaders are making.

The Province puts $22 million a year into its anti-gang strategy and keeping dedicated anti-gang officers on the streets.

Approximately 104 lives have been saved since B.C.'s immediate roadside prohibition (IRP) law came into effect in 2010. Alcohol-related traffic fatalities dropped 46 per cent.

The Province has fulfilled a commitment to bring into force new financial protections for forestry contractors, effective April 1, 2013.

A new voluntary process for resolving international investment disputes will make B.C. more attractive to investors.

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a man who died in an avalanche near Kimberley on March 23, 2013.