Increased First Nations engagement supports fish, water, aquatic ecosystems, coastal health

State of provincial emergency extended until Aug. 29, 2026.

Project will more than double capacity along Broadway Corridor, surrounding neighbourhoods

Canada and British Columbia’s fish and seafood sector is evolving rapidly and needs the tools to adapt to changing market, environmental, and technological realities. Helping the industry innovate and reach new markets is central to keeping it competitive and resilient for the long term.

Province responding to continued low streamflows, returning adult Chinook salmon

Lana Popham, Minister of Agriculture and Food, has released the following statement about how choosing to buy B.C. products can help farmers in communities suffering from wildfires:

Government continues to send supports

Public can provide feedback about how much timber can be harvested

Premier David Eby has issued the following statement after speaking in Penticton with evacuees, local leaders and emergency personnel responding to wildfires:

Province providing support to region to ensure accommodation, supports available