Eighty-three B.C. students living in provincially subsidized housing will receive BC Housing Education Awards to help them further their education and achieve their goals.

Secondary students in the Cariboo are now able to undertake a secondary school apprenticeship at the Mount Polley Mine through a pilot program.

The B.C. government is giving the University of Northern British Columbia's Community Development Institute $50,000 to continue research on economic diversification and ways to improve housing stability in rural and northern communities.

A total of $540,692 has been donated by BC Liquor Stores' customers to support high schools throughout the province that are planning alcohol-free graduation events.

A week remains to show your support for Dry Grad celebrations throughout the province, Until March 31, BC Liquor Store customers can donate $1 or more to Support Dry Grad celebrations in their communities.

Minister Rich Coleman, MLA for Fort Langley-Aldergrove, has launched this year's Support Dry Grad fundraising campaign at R.E. Mountain Secondary school in Langley.

Minister Rich Coleman launched this year's Support Dry Grad fundraising campaign at R.E. Mountain Secondary school in Langley.

Six new Innovative Clean Energy (ICE) Fund projects will receive a total of almost $6 million from the Province to support the development of new clean energy technologies. These projects will create jobs and local investment in Vancouver, Delta, Burnaby and Sooke.

Kamloops resident Rachel de Kerf has received a BC Housing Education Award to help her further her education, achieve her goals and improve her life.