Thousands of people will slither through miles of mud and tackle difficult obstacles this weekend, as they compete in Tough Mudder Whistler, an event partly funded by the Province.

As visitors to Vancouver enjoy samples of more than 300 unique craft beers and ciders during the popular ninth-annual Vancouver Craft Beer Week, the Province is providing funding to help promote it, in order to draw more visitors to the region.

Festival-goers can ski and dance the chill away at Snowbombing Canada, thanks in part to $105,000 in provincial government funding.

B.C. arts students enrolled in post-secondary studies are encouraged to send in their applications to be considered for grants of up to $6,000 through the BC Arts Council Scholarship Program.

The Province’s support of the 2018 Sport Chek Canadian National Technical Ski Championships will bring a welcome tourism boost to people still recovering from last year’s wildfires, by shining an international spotlight on the city of Rossland.

Lisa Beare, Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, has made the following statement about Vancouver potentially hosting the FIFA World Cup in 2026:

Olympic fever continues in PyeongChang, as 24 athletes with connections to British Columbia get set to compete at the 2018 Paralympic Games.

People from around the world are choosing British Columbia as their destination for business and leisure travel.