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The decision helps ensure forests remain healthy and productive over the long term, including protecting archeological and cultural heritage sites, recognizing areas that are not suitable or uneconomic for harvesting and considering the potential effects of climate change.

Since 2022, the Province has invested more than $156 million, supporting 525 projects in B.C. and creating an estimated 7,500 jobs in rural communities.

Students who do call first responders during an overdose event are protected by both the provincial and federal Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act. 

Funding decision's will be made in November, with groups receiving support for services delivered between April 1st of 2027 and March 31st of 2028.

The new station, approximately 2,365 square metres (25,450 square feet),  replaces two aging facilities with a modern space designed to support the growing needs of the community. The $14.7-million project was funded by the province.

The community forest is a joint partnership between the McLeod Lake Indian Band and the District of Mackenzie.

The province is supporting the development of a Missing Indigenous Person Notification Pilot Project.

From March 2025 until this February, B.C. received over 2,900 job applications from U.S. Health Care professionals.