Access to reliable high-speed satellite Internet just became more affordable for rural and remote British Columbians who don't have access to traditional broadband service.

British Columbia's digital infrastructure continued to expand in 2013, including new cellular coverage along highways and upgraded fibre optic connections to schools.

It is the most wonderful time of the year - the Robson Square Ice Rink officially opens today to provide public skating, family friendly events and affordable fun for all.

The Province is opening the lines of communication so British Columbians can speak up about the future of digital services and the tools that deliver them, including the BC Services Card.

The Province is investing $200,000 to enable faster, expanded Internet service to people living in the Vancouver Island community of Tahsis.

The Province is investing $2.5 million in research that will help bring innovative, high-quality and culturally relevant services designed to give Aboriginal children the best start in life.

The 900 people living in the Lil'wat Nation subdivision of Xet'olacw, near Mount Currie, can finally pull the plug on their old dial-up Internet service now that high-speed broadband has finally reached the community.