Premier Christy Clark launched the most comprehensive health-promotion program anywhere in Canada - the $68.7-million Healthy Families BC strategy, which will help families make healthy choices and introduce innovative approaches to challenges facing the health care system.

Premier Christy Clark announced $870,000 in provincial funding for the development of the world's first small-scale hydrogen liquefaction plant to be built in North Vancouver.

Nicotine replacement therapies will be available to all British Columbian smokers at no cost and smoking cessation prescription drugs will be covered under PharmaCare.

Premier Christy Clark today announced the Province will contribute $6.7 million to build 30 new housing units at 8th Avenue and Vine Street in Vancouver that will offer seniors and people with physical disabilities a safe, accessible and affordable place to call home.

Premier Christy Clark today announced $13.375 million towards a new Ronald McDonald House that will support British Columbian families who have a sick or disabled child needing to travel to Vancouver for treatment at BC Children's Hospital.

The premiers of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan are working to create new opportunities through the year-old New West Partnership agreement between the three western provinces, including collaborative health care purchasing that could save the provinces millions of taxpayer dollars.

British Columbia Premier Christy Clark further strengthened B.C. - Korea trade and cultural relations, declaring today "Gyeonggi Day in B.C." as she met with Provincial Governor KIM Moon-Soo during his first official visit to British Columbia.