Premier Christy Clark has announced a $465,000 investment for training opportunities in Northwest B.C. through Northwest Community College.

Last fall, Premier Christy Clark hosted an online conversation called Skills for BC (#Skills4BC) to raise awareness of opportunities for building B.C.'s workforce and to encourage input from British Columbians.

A day after releasing her government's latest update on the BC Jobs Plan, Premier Christy Clark visited West Fraser Timber's Williams Lake Sawmill to tout the benefits of the plan to the Cariboo Region.

Premier Christy Clark released her government's latest update on the BC Jobs Plan noting that significant progress has been made to strengthen the province's economy, with 11 of 19 targets already met at the 18-month mark.

Premier Christy Clark announced the benefits of the new BC Small Business Accord to businesses across the Thompson-Okanagan at a visit to Anodyne Electronics Manufacturing Corp. (AEM), a local success story in Kelowna.

Premier Christy Clark's Ministerial Statement to the BC Legislature in support of David Black's proposal for an oil refinery in BC.

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).

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.