Some of North America's most influential travel bloggers converge on Vancouver this week and the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation is plugging into the social media network to market B.C. as a world class destination.

Every community is unique, with different needs and priorities for the families that live there. Tailoring government resources to fit those needs is exactly what's happening under a Communities First Agreement signed between the District of Port Hardy and the Province.

The Province of British Columbia's nine international trade and investment representatives are coming to Nanaimo to discuss opportunities with local companies, municipal officials and organizations interested in doing business in overseas markets.

Penticton-area companies wanting to learn more about how to start or increase their overseas business can get first-hand tips from international trade experts visiting Okanagan communities.

The Province is bringing its nine trade and investment representatives, who work in seven countries around the world, to communities throughout B.C. where they will help businesses wanting to expand into overseas markets.