Global BC reporter Richard Zussman will be asking your questions to Premier John Horgan on Friday at 12:30 p.m. on the Global BC Facebook page.

During a media availability Thursday, Horgan says he understands businesses want to see the millions of travellers come back from the U.S.

"If you're going to Alaska, you don't go through Port Renfrew, so we're concerned about this phenomenon," said the premier Thursday.

Here's a look at how the project has unfolded since the pipeline began shipping oil in 1953.

This phase allows for non-essential travel within the province and for hotels, resorts, RV parks and other accommodations to reopen.

This comes as the province continues to plan for the next phase in the reopening.

Premier John Horgan says the existing Police Act in the province is out of date but defunding police is a "simplistic approach" to a much more complex challenge.

The B.C. government has extended the provincial state of emergency until June 23.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, many British Columbians are working differently than they were before.

B.C. Premier John Horgan is encourage British Columbians to protest peacefully with a planned event taking place on Friday in solidarity with Americans over the death of George Floyd.