Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation John Rustad will participate in a Walk for Reconciliation, joining thousands of British Columbians in a shared commitment to reconciliation and healing.

A parcel of land from the Province is contributing to the K'ómoks First Nation and Town of Comox's shared vision for the management of Northeast Woods.

Are you French-speaking or bilingual and eligible to be a juror? If so, B.C.'s court services invites you to put your name on its French-language jury list.

Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation Minister John Rustad today placed British Columbia's Reconciliation Week Proclamation in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's (TRC) Bentwood Box.

Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation Minister John Rustad will attend a Sunrise Ceremony and a Lighting of the Sacred Fire at the PNE Grounds on Sept. 18, to mark the beginning of the sixth national event of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).

With the start of another post-secondary school year, our government is working diligently to ensure Aboriginal people can access the education and training they will need to take full advantage of job openings we expect in the years ahead.

The Government of British Columbia has proclaimed that Sept. 16-22, 2013, shall be known as Reconciliation Week.

Five coastal First Nations have been awarded $60,000 over one year to establish a tsunami debris management and cleanup program along the central coast of British Columbia, north of Vancouver Island to the Alaska Panhandle.

Certainty for the future of the Klappan took an important step forward today, with the announcement of a shared approach between the Province and the Tahltan on future decisions about conservation and protection in the area.