The B.C. government is distributing approximately $17.3 million this month in compensation for municipal property taxes to 56 communities around the province.

With close to 500 British Columbians on the transplant waiting list, Service BC and BC Transplant are encouraged by the number of British Columbians signing up to become an organ donor to save the life of a neighbour, co-worker, friend or family member in need, however, additional registrations are needed.

The public has until this Saturday to enjoy skating at the Robson Square rink before closing for the 2014-15 season.

In recognition of Data Privacy Day, Technology, Innovation and Citizens' Services Minister Amrik Virk encourages British Columbians to protect their privacy online by "clicking carefully" and ensuring that any applications or "apps" are not accessing any unnecessary personal data.

A successful new partnership between BC Transplant and the Government of B.C. has helped hundreds of British Columbians register their decision on organ donation. This new project was launched in four community Service BC offices as an initial trial.

The Province of B.C. is partnering with TELUS, BC Hydro and All Nations Trust Company to connect the west coast of Vancouver Island to faster and higher capacity Internet service.

Premier Christy Clark, speaking at the Vancouver Island Economic Summit, announced $2.6 million for research projects at Vancouver Island's three public universities.

The Government of B.C. has partnered with BC Transplant to make registering your decision on organ donation easier than ever before.