The Province of British Columbia has established a regulation to ensure pipelines built to support liquefied natural gas facilities will not be permitted to transport oil or diluted bitumen.

As housing matters to all of us, the time has come to look to forward, to direct our investments to meet the coming housing needs of British Columbians.

As housing matters to all of us, the time has come to look to forward, to direct our investments to meet the coming housing needs of British Columbians.

The B.C. government is maintaining a low allowable rent increase to keep housing affordable for British Columbia families.

Today marked the official opening of the Hope Centre, a new 25-unit development in the District of Sooke, providing more affordable housing options for Aboriginal youth and adults who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

The December 2014 natural gas and petroleum rights sale has resulted in over $38 million in bonus bids, contributing to the fiscal year total with over $330 million in total land sales.

The B.C. government is providing $1.6 million for 80 additional temporary winter shelter spaces, as well as rent supplements, for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Vancouver.

Mark those calendars! The questions Squamish has about liquefied natural gas (LNG) will be answered on the ground as the Province of British Columbia's LNG energy seminar makes a visit.