Students, communities and the environment will benefit from the expansion of the University of Northern British Columbia's award-winning bioenergy heating system, thanks to a $1.1-million contribution from the Government of B.C.

Premier Christy Clark helped kick off the University of the Fraser Valley’s 40th anniversary party with today’s official opening of the new Agriculture Centre of Excellence.

Premier Christy Clark accepted all recommendations in 'The Premier's Liquefied Natural Gas Working Group: Final Report' as a road map to making sure British Columbia has the skilled labour force it needs to seize the opportunity of liquefied natural gas.

Public hospitals, colleges and universities soon will be joining K-12 schools in receiving funding for capital investments dedicated to reducing energy costs, demonstrating clean technology and lowering carbon emissions.

Okanagan College's newest building - a world-class teaching and applied research facility dedicated to sustainable building technologies - officially opened its doors today.

A commitment to sustainability and renewal means students using the University of British Columbia's Biological Sciences Complex can be assured their surroundings feature not only cutting-edge technology, but also meet high standards of energy efficiency.

Taking summer courses can be a bit of a challenge for post-secondary students. After all, who wants to be sitting in a lab or lecture hall on a beautiful, sunny day. But what if classes were taking place under a towering cedar on Haida Gwaii, or at the foot of a shimmering, blue glacier near Stewart?

Finding new and more sustainable ways of farming shellfish, and helping re-energize B.C.'s coastal aquaculture industry are the aims of an innovative research facility that brings students and researchers together in Deep Bay.