The leaders of California, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia today applauded the Obama Administration’s newly released proposal for reducing carbon pollution as a welcome sign that the federal government is stepping up as a partner in the fight against climate change.

A $384,000 project to bring new life to the Wells Gray Visitor Information Centre is now complete, just in time to provide improved service for 150,000 anticipated visitors this summer.

Environment Minister Mary Polak has made the following statement: "On April 9, 2014, I received a letter from the Capital Regional District requesting the Province intervene to resolve zoning issues...

Coinciding with the new recycling program, which began in most B.C. communities this week, B.C. has updated the Province's recycling regulation to ensure small producers of packaging and printed paper are exempt.

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.

Temporary safety measures restricting access to the parking lot at Sombrio Beach will be in effect over the Victoria Day long weekend to discourage illegal activities, which have taken place in past years.

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.

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