Whether it's river rafting, overnight bowling, boat cruises or laser tag, more than 52,000 B.C. students can celebrate their graduation at safe, alcohol-free events, thanks in part to funding raised by BC Liquor Stores' annual Support Dry Grad campaign.

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed that a skull found in a storage shed on a residential Esquimalt property earlier this month is historical in nature, and not from any recent death.

Sony Pictures Imageworks' announcement that they are relocating headquarters to Vancouver is further validation that B.C.'s tech sector is among the best in the world.

British Columbia has hosted more than 1,800 people from the world's tourism industry this week as part of Rendez-vous Canada, this country's premier international tourism marketplace let by the Canadian Tourism Commission.

British Columbia is rolling out a new series of websites, videos and print products crafted to speak to audiences in the province's priority markets throughout Asia, the European Union and the United States.

A pilot project that helps high-risk inmates transition back into society through housing, health and community supports has shown promise in reducing criminal behaviour among program participants and is being implemented at three B.C. correctional centres.

Government is inviting written submissions from students, the private career training sector and the public to guide the development of legislation and supporting regulations needed to regulate the sector in British Columbia.