Another step was taken today to enable government and WorkSafeBC to finalize implementation of the recommendations by Gordon Macatee in his July 2014 WorkSafeBC Review and Action Plan.

If we want a strong and vibrant economic future, then it's key that strong and vibrant women help drive it. And a great opportunity for women to help drive the economy is through careers in the skilled trades.

Fernie is expected to become a hub for cross-country skiing in B.C. This comes as the Fernie Nordic Society opens the Elk Valley Nordic Centre near Mount Fernie Provincial Park.

Government is supporting B.C.'s skilled workforce by extending the BC Training Tax Credit program for an additional three years to the end of 2017.

Government, the forest industry, organized labour and WorkSafeBC have issued the following statement today following their March 28 meeting in Vancouver focused on combustible dust and sawmill safety:

One hundred and twenty people will have access to four-week training program that allows participants to gain employment and work in the high-demand food processing industry, announced Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation Pat Bell.

A roundup of activities from UBCM 2011.