To increase convenience for British Columbians and support B.C. businesses, hotels, resorts and other overnight accommodation spots in B.C. can now deliver liquor to guests by room service 24 hours a day, provided food is also available.

March 2, 2016, marks the first-ever Red Tape Reduction Day in British Columbia. It is a day to reflect on some of the ways that we can make things easier through red tape reduction.

The Province is reducing unnecessary requirements and committing to more than 60 actions that will make it easier for British Columbians to access government services.

Local grad committees looking to raise funds for alcohol-free high school graduation celebrations and activities will once again get a helping hand from community members and the BC Liquor Distribution Branch.

Julie Giesbrecht percolates with laughter and excitement as she speaks about winning the Premier’s People’s Choice Award in February 2015.

Grocery stores will have the chance to bid on six opportunities to apply for a licence to sell 100% B.C. wine, cider and sake off grocery store shelves.

Doing business on the Sunshine Coast just got easier, thanks to a new Mobile Business Licence (MBL) agreement.

The Province has proclaimed Feb. 15-19, 2016, Chamber of Commerce Week in British Columbia.

For the eighth consecutive year, the BC Liquor Distribution Branch (LDB) has been named to an exclusive list of the province’s best employers.

The B.C. government is investing in emerging business leaders with new funding to expand a successful Futurpreneur program that offers business skills and coaching for young entrepreneurs launching new small businesses.