During B.C.'s annual Francophonie Day celebrations at the legislature, Minister of Agriculture Norm Letnick presented an award to a Quebec-based paper manufacturing company.

A newly opened multi-purpose rehabilitation centre will serve disabled individuals living in the Tohoku region in Japan thanks to the Canada-Tohoku Reconstruction Project.

In her speech from the throne, Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon outlined the government's agenda to create jobs and opportunity throughout British Columbia - growing a diverse economy to fund vital public services.

The Government of B.C. invites British Columbians to share their personal stories or connections related to the legacy of former U.S. president Abraham Lincoln.

It's time for someone exceptional in your community to be considered for the province's highest honour - the Order of British Columbia - which recognizes outstanding achievement and distinction in a variety of fields.

In front of friends, family and a room full of distinguished guests, 23 exceptional civic leaders were honoured at Government House with the Province's highest form of recognition, the Order of British Columbia.

Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier Norm Letnick and Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training Shirley Bond celebrated the 12th annual B.C. Francophonie Day with francophone and francophile representatives at the B.C. Parliament Buildings.