Latest MLA News
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B.C. invests $4.8 million for green schools
Read moreVANDERHOOF – Twain Sullivan Elementary school will become more energy efficient this year thanks to $111,000 in funding from the provincial Carbon Neutral Capital Program…
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B.C. invests $14.7 million to provide transportation fee relief, improved services
Read moreVANDERHOOF – Students and parents in the Nechako Lakes school district could soon have access to improved school transportation services thanks to up to $503,247…
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Resurfacing projects coming to region
Read moreBURNS LAKE – Resurfacing is set to begin on Highway 16 and Highway 37A thanks to a $7.7 million investment from the B.C. government. One…
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Upgrades coming to Vanderhoof Airport
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VANDERHOOF – Vanderhoof Airport will be receiving a grant of $21,225 to fund upgrades under the B.C. Air Access program announced Nechako Lakes MLA John…
Speech from the Throne
The government’s Speech From the Throne outlined B.C.’s agenda to create jobs and opportunity throughout British Columbia – growing a diverse economy to fund vital public services. Learn more.
Government News Releases
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British Columbia welcomes Their Royal Highnesses, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Read morePremier Christy Clark has issued the following statement to welcome Their Royal Highnesses, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to British Columbia:
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Report provides concrete, creative actions for workforce development in South Okanagan
Read moreThe Government of British Columbia and the Southern Interior Beetle Action Coalition released the South Okanagan Business Solutions Forum Report, providing concrete and creative actions for workforce retention and development in the area.
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BC Coroners Service identifies deceased male
Read moreThe BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a man who died in Kamloops on Sept. 15, 2016.
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Prescribed burns to restore Cariboo-Chilcotin grassland
Read moreThe Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations plans to conduct a series of prescribed burns at sites west and south of Williams Lake between Sept. 27 and Nov. 11, 2016, weather conditions permitting.