BC Gov News

In 1999, the current mountain pine beetle epidemic began, leading to the largest infestation in North America's recorded history.

BC Timber Sales (BCTS) was established in 2003 to provide benchmark costs and prices from the harvest of Crown timber in British Columbia.

On April 29, 2014, the Government of British Columbia launched B.C.’s Skills for Jobs Blueprint, a plan to align funding and programs to a data-driven system where training dollars and programs target in-demand occupations.

B.C. offers a mix of grants and loans to help ease the cost of post-secondary education and encourage students to further their studies regardless of their personal financial circumstances.

Choosing a career in law enforcement is a selfless and life-changing decision – not just for those that enter that line of work but also for their families.

These are the export projects in various stages of development as of September 21, 2016:

VICTORIA - Our government remains committed to addressing the affordability and liveability challenges faced by British Columbian families.

More than 426,000 students are enrolled in at least one course at one of the 25 public post-secondary institutions in British Columbia – taking classes at campuses, satellite locations or learning centres throughout the province.

When any young adult leaves government care, we need to help set them up for success. Our focus is on ensuring transitions are smooth and that kids aren't left to navigate the system of comprehensive supports on their own.