In recognition of the central role sport plays in enriching the lives of British Columbians and in celebration of the 2015 Canada Winter Games in Prince George, Coralee Oakes, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development, proclaimed 2015 The Year of Sport in British Columbia.

The University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) will receive $325,274 to buy new trades training equipment that supports students entering in-demand occupations critical to the economy.

Persons with different abilities living in the North - and in communities throughout the province - will have increased opportunities to become lifelong participants in sport and creative activities as a result of $735,000 in funding for accessibility programming.

B.C. ranks third in the world for health performance behind only Switzerland and Sweden, and is ranked the number one province in Canada.

The new Violence Free BC (VFBC) strategy lays out a long-term vision of ending violence against women in this province.

An interactive map and improved patient intake process are two steps BC is taking to make it faster and easier for families to get child and youth mental health and substance use services in B.C.

Federal and provincial leaders met today in Ottawa to discuss future directions and opportunities to continue the ongoing successful implementation of the BC Tripartite Framework Agreement on First Nation Health Governance.