Boss Power Corp. has agreed to surrender to the Province of British Columbia all claims to its uranium exploration and mining rights at the Blizzard Uranium Deposit in the Kamloops-Kelowna region.

The BC Liquor Distribution Branch (LDB) has been named one of Canada's Top 100 Employers in a national competition organized by Mediacorp Canada Inc. and published in the Globe and Mail Oct. 7.

The 2008 Bordeaux vintage wines are available in BC Liquor Stores.

Bordeaux is a region in southwest France that is world-famous for producing prestigious wines of exceptional quality.

For the fourth consecutive year, the Province has released reports detailing the major elements of compensation for public-sector executives in British Columbia.

Reducing casinos' use of cash and increasing worker training are among provincial actions underway in response to recommendations to improve anti-money-laundering measures at B.C. gaming facilities.

Five new Provincial Court judges have been appointed for the Lower Mainland, Okanagan and northern British Columbia.

The Province has signed an agreement with Brookfield Partnerships Surrey to deliver the new high-security Surrey Pretrial Services Centre Expansion (SPSCE) project. This 216-cell project will more than double the centre's existing capacity.

The second phase of B.C.'s upgraded and expanded Intersection Safety Camera program has gone live at 35 more sites, in an effort to save lives and reduce the almost 250 crashes that occur daily at intersections across the province.

Following heavy rainfall that has caused flooding and damage in the Peace River Regional District, the Province has approved Disaster Financial Assistance (DFA) for affected residents, Public Safety Minister Shirley Bond announced today.

The Province, City of Vancouver and Vancouver Police Board have announced details of the scope of an independent review of the planning and activities that led up to, and the violence that followed, the Stanley Cup final game June 15.