Up to 16 British Columbians in Houston are receiving the training they need for jobs in their community, thanks to a federal-provincial partnership under the Canada-B.C. Job Fund Agreement.

The B.C. government has committed more than $45,000 for a new partnership project with manufacturers in the province’s North Central region to help identify their labour needs.

The Province of British Columbia and Creative BC announced the allocation of $4.41 million from the BC Music Fund.

You know you’re on a tourism to-do list when the Royals make sure to stop in your backyard while on tour, and your newly minted Great Bear Rainforest receives official protection by the Queen.

When Vogue Magazine puts one of your ski resorts (Revelstoke Mountain Resort) in the spotlight and when your mountains are recognized worldwide as iconic symbols of Canada, you know you’re in a beautiful part of B.C.

When Google Trekker makes sure to stop in your part of the province after visiting places like the Grand Canyon and Great Barrier Reef, you have reason to celebrate a memorable tourism year.

A visit by Google Trekker to Prince Rupert and the Inside Passage this summer helped to mark an amazing year for tourism in Northwestern British Columbia.                                           

One year ago, the Peace Region was in the global spotlight when the Tumbler Ridge Geopark was given an official UNESCO Geopark designation.

It’s time to raise a glass when the renowned New York Magazine writes about your “exploding wine region,” and one of your ski resorts (Sun Peaks Resort) is recommended by the Ski Club of Great Britain as one of its top recommended resorts worldwide.

Vancouver, the coast and mountains are on the travel radar of many top travel publications. Recently Lonely Planet highlighted the city of Vancouver as a must-visit destination.