To help improve spaces for artists and cultural activities, organizations can get support through the new $2-million Arts Infrastructure Program.

Starting Saturday, Aug. 15, 2020, people can visit the Chinese Canadian Museum’s temporary exhibit in Vancouver Chinatown for free.

The Province is strengthening anti-hate and anti-racism supports for communities with seven new organizations offering Resilience BC services in B.C.’s Vancouver Island and Coast region.

The Province is strengthening anti-hate and anti-racism supports for communities with nine new organizations offering Resilience BC services in B.C.’s northern region.

The Province is strengthening anti-hate and anti-racism supports for communities with five new organizations offering Resilience BC services in B.C.’s Interior.

The Province is strengthening anti-hate and anti-racism supports for communities with 13 new organizations offering Resilience BC services on B.C.’s Lower Mainland.

Children, families and athletes will see their local sport organizations able to continue providing sport programs, thanks to increased support from the Province.

The BC Games Society is rallying behind the City of Maple Ridge following cancellation of this year’s summer games due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

To ensure people can learn more about Chinese Canadians’ contributions to British Columbia, the B.C. government is taking a significant step toward establishing a museum that honours Chinese Canadian history and living heritage.

People from around British Columbia will be able to enjoy the wonders of the Royal BC Museum for less this summer.