Government has released its response to the British Columbia's information and privacy commissioner's investigation into "no responsive records" responses.

While the clunky mobile devices and car phones of the 90s may have disappeared, the advances of smartphone technology in the 21st century have created new challenges when it comes to protecting personal information.

The next phase of the BC Children's and BC Women's Hospitals redevelopment project is moving ahead with the evaluation of proponents who responded to the Request for Qualifications to build a new Acute Care Centre.

Our government continues to place a high priority on improving services for seniors. We have followed through on our commitment to establish an Office of the Seniors' Advocate.

A comprehensive website with information about the new Emergency Intervention Disclosure Act and Regulation was launched today.

Regulations allowing the creation of a new corporate structure designed to bridge the gap between for-profit businesses and non-profit enterprises received B.C. government approval this week.

Up to 125 civil servants from China will learn about Canada's political system and public policy as part of a new five-year agreement between Executive Education at the Sauder School of Business at UBC and the Province of Guangdong.

Starting at 7 a.m. on Friday, March 15, Discover Camping will begin accepting reservations for campgrounds with reservable inventory. In total, there are over 4,500 reservable sites.

Premier Christy Clark has issued the following statement: "Today, I accepted the resignation of Kim Haakstad, deputy chief of staff in the Office of the Premier."

The $1.6-million LiveSmart BC: Small Business program will be extended another year, until March 31, 2014.