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.

Inside the Fairmont Empress Hotel's Ivy Ballroom, 75 inspirational British Columbians were honoured by Premier Christy Clark with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal in recognition of their service to their fellow citizens.

To stimulate job creation and infrastructure investments, Premier Christy Clark announced the Province of British Columbia is providing up to $120 million in royalty credits to industry.

Premier Christy Clark reaffirmed government's commitment with First Nations to share the benefits of liquefied natural gas development by amending the economic partnership agreement for the proposed Pacific Trails Pipeline project (PTP).

A provincial early years office, a provincewide network of local early years centres, a new child tax benefit and more child-care spaces are all part of a provincial plan Premier Christy Clark unveiled to offer B.C. families with young children more accessible, affordable and high-quality services.

Premier Christy Clark and Keith Mitchell, chair of the British Columbia Achievement Foundation, today named this year's recipients of the B.C. Community Achievement Awards.

Looking forward to a future under self-government, youth members of the Tla'amin Nation today placed personal mementos into a time capsule, celebrating the introduction of provincial legislation to ratify the Tla'amin treaty.

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.

The throne speech, opening the fifth session of the 39th Parliament, lays out a clear vision to seize opportunities and secure a brighter future for British Columbia families.