From Quesnel to Peace River, to the Comox Valley and the Okanagan, fifty-six students from different B.C. communities travelled to Moncton, New Brunswick, to compete in the 2016 Skills Canada competition.

Producers, actors, crew members, and industry stakeholders gathered last weekend in Vancouver to celebrate the best in British Columbian film and television at the Leo Awards.

To help mature workers in Tumbler Ridge get the training and support they need for future jobs, the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia will provide more than $100,000 to Northern Lights College to deliver the Targeted Initiative for Older Workers (TIOW) program.

As Tourism Week in Canada comes to a close, communities throughout British Columbia are wrapping up a week that celebrated an industry that is helping the provincial economy be an economic leader in Canada.

A recently completed $50,440 government-funded report on mountain biking in the Thompson Nichola Regional District is leading to significant investment from the Simpcw First Nation into the area’s tourism sector.

As Tourism Week in Canada celebrations continue, resort communities throughout British Columbia are gearing up for some amazing events and tourism offerings this summer thanks to funding from the Province.

Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training and Minister Responsible for Labour Shirley Bond and Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Todd Stone posted the following open letter to the residents of Golden:

Tourism Week in Canada is an opportunity to celebrate British Columbia as a world-class destination for the cruise ship industry and the economic benefits of this sector for B.C.

The City of Enderby is a hive of activity, as producers, actors, crew and members of the local community are set to gather this evening at a Hollywood-style movie premiere for Blackway, a film produced by Rick Dugdale of Enderby Entertainment.