Canada's Premiers are focused on actions to maintain the strength of the Canadian economy in the current international economic situation. Premiers shared perspectives on commodity prices, the fluctuating value of the Canadian dollar, and how these changes will impact their respective fiscal plans.

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.

Premier Christy Clark wrapped up a series of meetings in New York's energy capital markets, confirming British Columbia's advantages for liquefied natural gas (LNG) investment.

Premier Christy Clark welcomed 122 students from around the province to the BC Lions' Skills for Life Summit, and invited them to try their hands at the skills needed for many of tomorrow's in-demand jobs.

British Columbia’s reputation as an international hub for digital health-care solutions was reinforced this week with the announcement that an India-based medical device company will open an office in Surrey.

Provincial public sector organizations will operate under new taxpayer accountability principles that strengthen accountability, promote cost control, and ensure they operate in the best interest of taxpayers.