Rural and remote communities in British Columbia, including the Village of Pemberton, will receive a boost for transit projects following an investment of more than $10.6 million from the federal government.

In B.C., the Government of Canada is strengthening regional economies and building vibrant communities by investing in the infrastructure and public spaces that help people connect, stay active, and thrive.

The launch of public engagement to develop the country’s first National Water Security Strategy and funding for three partner-led projects under the Fraser River Freshwater Ecosystem Initiative, as part of the strengthened Freshwater Action Plan.

Building a strong Canada starts with investing in modern and reliable infrastructure that makes it possible to increase housing supply and create resilient communities.

The Government of Canada is protecting Canadian workers and businesses, defending industries harmed by unjustified U.S. tariffs, and helping Canadian producers compete with U.S. products in the Canadian market.

The world is changing rapidly. The United States is imposing new tariffs on Canada, designed to hurt and divide us. At the same time, conflicts in Europe and the Middle East are driving up prices around the world. In response, Canada’s government is focused on what we can control: building a stronger, more independent, and more affordable country.

Yesterday, Simgigyet (hereditary chiefs), Sigidim Haanak (matriarchs), Band Councils, Elders, community members, educators, and students from the three communities celebrated the opening of the new Gitksen West Secondary School on Gitwangak reserve #1.

The Government of Canada, through PacifiCan, is investing in businesses across Northern B.C. to support jobs, productivity, and growth, including in key sectors affected by global trade disruptions.

The Honourable Gregor Robertson, Minister of Housing and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for PacifiCan, convened a tariff response meeting with leaders from some of Northern B.C.’s most impacted industries and businesses to discuss the ongoing trade situation with the United States and its impact on workers, businesses, communities and our economy.

The Canadian Coast Guard’s Inshore Rescue Boat stations in British Columbia are winding down their seasonal maritime search and rescue service.