Multi-year project focused on upgrades in and around campground

The Province and Simpcw First Nation have started negotiations on a consent decision-making agreement for co-ordinated and efficient assessments of the proposed Yellowhead Copper mine project in Simpcw territory.

B.C.’s Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) is seeking feedback on a newly proposed expedited environmental assessment process designed to reduce assessment timelines and support more efficient decision-making for major projects deemed to be in the public interest.

As part of the Trans-Canada Trail, an alternative route bypasses the damaged section

Camping fees updated to further invest in parks and recreation

The Province of British Columbia has issued an environmental assessment certificate to Eskay Creek Mining Ltd., a subsidiary of Skeena Gold+Silver, to restart gold and silver mining at the site of the former Eskay Creek mine in Tahltan territory.

Land is being added to two protected areas.

The Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) has approved an amendment to the Mt. Milligan copper-gold mine environmental assessment certificate, authorizing the mine near Fort St. James to increase production and continue operations until 2035.

Watercraft inspections, lake monitoring keep invasive mussels at bay in 2025

Beginning Friday, Dec. 19, 2025, people will need to reserve a vehicle day-use pass to visit Mount Seymour Park during the winter.