Diversifying export markets and expanding B.C.'s trade network into new frontiers was the focus of International Trade Minister Teresa Wat's recent 12-day trade mission to China and Indonesia.

Minister Responsible for Multiculturalism Teresa Wat has issued the following statement:

The provincial government announced that the deadline for submitting nominations for the Historic Places Project is extended to March 2, 2015.

As we celebrate the beginning of a new year, British Columbia is also celebrating the beginning of a new trade relationship with one of our province's top trade partners in the Asia-Pacific region; South Korea.

Premier Christy Clark and Teresa Wat, Minister of International Trade and Minister Responsible for the Asia Pacific Strategy, issued this statement:

As I reflect on the significance of Multiculturalism Week in British Columbia (Nov. 16-22, 2014), I am struck by the cultural diversity of this great province.

Multiculturalism Minister Teresa Wat issued the following statement today.

As part of the implementation of the recommendations outlined in the Final Report on the Chinese Historical Wrongs Consultation, the B.C. Government has posted draft project plans for legacy initiatives on the EmbraceBC web site.

Premier Christy Clark and Teresa Wat, Minister of International Trade and Minister Responsible for the Asia Pacific Strategy, issued this statement: