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VICTORIA – Women in British Columbia’s science and technology sector are receiving $53,950 in funding from the Ministry of Small Business and Revenue and the Ministry of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development.
VICTORIA – Forests and Range Minister Pat Bell has announced the appointments of Andrea Lyall of Squamish, Michael Nash of Prince George and David Patterson of North Vancouver to the Forest Practices Board for a term of two years.
QUESNEL – Residents and industry are benefiting from improvements made to Nazko Road along with other area highway upgrades, announced Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Kevin Falcon.
BURNABY – A report on the lives and deaths of 81 B.C. children who died by suicide, which includes the first published recommendations from a death review panel appointed under the Coroners Act, was issued today through the BC Coroners Service.
BURNABY – S.U.C.C.E.S.S. has been chosen to manage and operate Hillside Gardens, a provincially owned supportive housing development in Burnaby, Housing and Social Development Minister Rich Coleman announced.
Government has launched a new website with a comprehensive list of tools that communities can access to achieve their vision for the future.
VICTORIA – Today marks the first day of the provincial government’s 33 percent reduction in coastal ferry fares for December and January, announced Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Kevin Falcon.
VICTORIA – The latest Major Projects Inventory shows that construction projects across B.C. have increased for the 21st consecutive quarter, with 863 major capital projects, worth an estimated $174.7 billion planned or underway, Technology, Trade and Economic Development Minister Ida Chong announced.
VICTORIA – A new woodlot licence available northwest of Zeballos will increase forestry opportunities and benefits in the area, Forests and Range Minister Pat Bell announced.
VICTORIA – The Province is investing $17 million in energy efficiency retrofits for low-income housing that will help put more money in the pockets of low-income British Columbians and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, announced Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources Minister Richard Neufeld.
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