BC Gov News

To provide better health care for a growing region of the province, the B.C. government has greenlit a new hospital for the Cowichan Valley.
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Fourteen exceptional civic leaders will be appointed to the Order of British Columbia, the Province’s highest form of recognition.
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A new training facility at College of the Rockies will inspire future generations of electrical and industrial mechanic students to jump-start rewarding trades careers in their local communities.
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Buy BC programming is being relaunched to boost B.C.’s agriculture industry and fuel public interest in shopping for made-in-B.C. products.
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The provincial government wants to make sure B.C. drivers pay ICBC premiums that more fairly and accurately reflect the risk they represent on the roads.
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Thousands of families struggling with the shortage of quality child care will benefit from the 22,000 new licensed spaces coming over the next three years.
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Local governments, internet service providers and community organizations can now apply for grant funding to connect high-speed internet for British Columbians who need it the most – those living in rural, remote and Indigenous communities.
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Students at Sullivan Heights Secondary school are getting a bigger, better school, with the Government of British Columbia investing in a new 700-seat addition.
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In recognition of the role agriculture plays in the Peace River region, and the potential effects of the Site C project on agriculture, BC Hydro has launched a $20-million fund to support agricultural production and related economic activity in the Peace Region.
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BC Parks has sold 100,000 specialty licence plates, generating $2.3 million toward protecting and preserving provincial parks.
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As part of the Province’s 30-point plan for housing affordability, property buyers — including real estate speculators — will have to disclose more complete information when they make purchases through a corporation or trust.
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With increasing wildfire activity and continued hot and dry conditions, British Columbians are encouraged to do everything they can to prevent wildfires and help the province’s hardworking firefighters and support staff get the job done.
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If the signs of a stroke are spotted — facial drooping, trouble raising both arms or slurred speech — it is time to call 911 right away.
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British Columbia will become the first province in Canada to invest provincial housing funds into on-reserve housing.
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Five projects were posted to BC Bid today, as the Province launches the second year of the B.C. Startup in Residence (STIR) pilot program.
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Claire Trevena, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, and Harry Bains, Minister of Labour, have issued the following statement on the 60th anniversary of the Second Narrows Bridge collapse:
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The Government of British Columbia is taking action to support young people struggling with mental health and addiction.
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Indigenous Elders and seniors have a new place to call home in Prince George, with the official opening of an affordable apartment complex in the community.
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The British Columbia government has declared a provincial state of emergency to support the provincewide response to the ongoing wildfire situation.
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As part of the Province’s efforts to reduce poverty and prepare for the emerging economy, three distinguished researchers have been appointed to lead a B.C.-focused exploration of basic income.
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Thirty of the world’s top slopestyle mountain bike riders will show off their finest airborne tricks at Big White Ski Resort, July 4-7, 2018.
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A new, landmark agreement for key public-sector infrastructure projects in B.C. will deliver good-paying jobs, better training and apprenticeships, and more trades opportunities for Indigenous peoples, women and youth around the province.
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