Employees in the largest health care bargaining association voted in favour of a new agreement, reached under government's Cooperative Gains Mandate.

More than 1,700 students throughout British Columbia will get skills training thanks to $10 million provided to 16 B.C. public post-secondary institutions in April 2012 to prepare workers for jobs in their regions.

The holiday season is a time when many British Columbians reach out and help those in need. This year, that includes BC Corrections staff and inmates at all nine correctional centres and the 55 community corrections offices in B.C.

B.C.'s justice system turns the page to a promising new chapter next year, as government continues moving forward on its commitment to modernize the justice system.

An update to the government's Tsunami Debris Management Plan is now available online at: www.tsunamidebrisbc.ca just in time for the winter storm season along the B.C. coast.

The release of the Request for Proposals (RFP) signifies another important step forward in the competitive selection process to select a design-builder to deliver the Queen Charlotte/Haida Gwaii Hospital replacement project.

To help small businesses become more energy efficient, the Province is providing new incentives on high-efficiency natural gas and propane boilers, and commercial water heaters until March 15, 2013.

The horse racing industry has received an additional allotment of funding designed to ensure the successful revitalization of the industry.

Visitors from around the world and throughout the province can soon plan their trips to two awe-inspiring BC Parks' destinations. The Berg Lake Trail and Bowron Lake canoe circuit will be open for advanced reservations beginning Jan. 2, 2013.