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Premier: Trade with Asia Means Jobs in B.C.
VANCOUVER – British Columbia’s trade relationships have a direct impact on the growth of family-supporting jobs in our province, said Premier Christy Clark on the heels of the second Jobs and Trade Mission.

B.C. needs more skilled immigrants now
VICTORIA – The Immigration Task Force (ITF) released their final report today confirming that B.C. will need more skilled immigrants to fill labour and skills shortages across the province, announced Minister of State for Multiculturalism and ITF Chair John Yap.

Premier Ends Mission Focused on Energy, Tech, Labour
VICTORIA – Premier Christy Clark’s Jobs and Trade Mission to Japan, Korea and the Philippines focused on promoting British Columbia’s natural resources, as well as clean and high technologies.

Labour, Economic Opportunity Focus of Philippines Visit
MANILA, PHILIPPINES – On the final day of this Jobs and Trade Mission, Premier Christy Clark strengthened the relationship with the Philippines by signing a Joint Communiqué on labour mobility.

Premier Promotes B.C.’s Advantages in Korea
SEOUL, Korea– Premier Christy Clark today touted B.C.’s natural resources, competitive taxes and a highly skilled workforce to top Korean investors.

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