Premier Christy Clark announced more than $584 million to seismically upgrade 45 high-risk schools, marking a significant milestone in government's commitment to student safety.

Premier Christy Clark marked Bullying Awareness Day - also known as Pink Shirt Day - by announcing grants to school-led anti-bullying efforts across B.C., including a $15,000 grant to Point Grey Secondary school.

A town hall with Premier Christy Clark and 150 Grade 11-12 students was among the highlights of the official opening of the new $37.9-million University Hill Secondary school.

Premier Christy Clark announced that the B.C. government will invest in a new visual, media and design facility for Emily Carr University of Art + Design at the Great Northern Way Campus.

More than 130 students, anti-bullying experts, and key stakeholders came together at Premier Christy Clark's ERASE Bullying Summit to identify key priorities and actions that will help school, communities and individuals work together to combat bullying.

Premier Christy Clark was joined by spiritual leader Archbishop Desmond Tutu, basketball great Magic Johnson and a roster of influential speakers on stage at Rogers Arena today as We Day Vancouver kicked off in front of 20,000 enthusiastic youths and educators from throughout the province.

Today, Premier Christy Clark announced a comprehensive plan to expand and align skills training programs with economic opportunities to ensure British Columbians have the right skills, in the right places, at the right times.

Premier Christy Clark and Roots of Empathy founder Mary Gordon honoured the province's youngest teachers today at the 12th annual Roots of Empathy baby celebration.