A new agreement between the Province and the Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB) will honour and respect the OIB cultural heritage sites and values within Haynes Point Provincial Park.

The ski season may be over but BC Parks is still thinking about winter sports. Now is the opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to provide input on a new policy that will improve ski resorts within Cypress, Mount Seymour and E.C. Manning provincial parks.

As part of its ongoing representation of British Columbia’s interests, the Province has submitted more than 70 information requests to Kinder Morgan on the Trans Mountain Expansion project.

Eleven members of the Conservation Officer Service are being recognized for going above and beyond to protect British Columbia's residents and natural resources.

Environment Minister Mary Polak issued the following statement: "British Columbia congratulates Washington State Governor Jay Inslee for his April 29, 2014 executive order outlining a series of actions to cut carbon emissions...

The Conservation Officer Service is requesting the public's assistance in their investigation into the illegal killing of nine eagles in the Kamloops area.

The provincial government is inviting British Columbians to review and comment on its second policy intentions paper on land-based spills.

Environment Minister Mary Polak has released the following statement about an amendment to the Reviewable Projects Regulation concerning sweet natural gas processing plants and ski and all-season resorts.

Environment Minister Mary Polak has issued the following statement, following the issuance of a hearing order by the National Energy Board for Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain Expansion project.

A roundtable of representatives from communities, industry, labour, First Nations and the environmental sector has been established to discuss ways to find the right balance between economic development and environmental protection, Environment Minister Mary Polak announced.