Countdown to the 2015 Canada Winter Games
Provincial MLAs and 2015 Canada Winter Games organizers donned scarves as they gathered on the steps of the Legislative Buildings Feb. 12 to celebrate the one-year countdown to the games in Prince George, Feb. 13 – March 1, 2015. Learn more.
Latest MLA News
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Rustad Pleased with Revised Inquest Plan
Read moreBURNS LAKE– Nechako Lakes MLA John Rustad is expressing his support of today’s announcement of a revised inquest plan by the BC Coroners Service, as…
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2014 brings better connectivity between Fraser Lake and Vanderhoof
Read moreFRASER LAKE – A significant amount of new and improved connectivity and digital infrastructure has been added to rural British Columbia communities and highways in…
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Telkwa Receives Provincial Age-Friendly Grant
Read moreTELKWA – Telkwa has been awarded a $6,100 age-friendly community planning and project grant to help support local strategies to help seniors stay mobile, physically…
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Burns Lake Receives Provincial Age-Friendly Grant
Read moreBURNS LAKE – Burns Lake has been awarded a $ 14,975 age-friendly community planning and project grant to help support local strategies to help seniors…
Speech from the Throne
The government’s Speech from the Throne focused on controlling spending and job creation by opening new markets for investment and leveraging B.C.’s strengths from natural resources to technology — all of which will create jobs for British Columbians. Learn more.
Government News Releases
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Data Privacy Day: Do you know what your apps are doing?
Read moreIn recognition of Data Privacy Day tomorrow, Technology, Innovation and Citizens’ Services Minister Amrik Virk encourages British Columbians to protect their privacy online by “clicking carefully” and ensuring that any applications or “apps” are not accessing any unnecessary personal data.
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BC Coroners Service announces revised plans for inquests into mill-explosion deaths
Read moreThe BC Coroners Service has announced revisions to its plans for inquests into the deaths of four workers who died in two sawmill explosions in 2012.
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United in support for B.C.’s construction industry
Read moreThe Government of British Columbia and the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association (ICBA) are united in their commitment to stand up for B.C. and support competitiveness.
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New trades equipment gives NLC students hands-on experience
Read moreAs part of B.C.’s Skills for Jobs Blueprint, Northern Lights College will receive $350,274 to purchase new trades training equipment to support students who are entering in-demand occupations that are critical to the economy.