text: 20190627 News Release
  CaGBC joins BC government for CleanBC Government Buildings Program announcement in Prince George, BC
  CaGBC joins BC government for CleanBC Government
  Buildings Program announcement in Prince George, BC
  PRINCE GEORGE -- Many government buildings will become smarter and more energy efficient in an effort to tackle climate change, thanks to the Province's new CleanBC Government Buildings Program.
  "The CleanBC Government Building Program is yet another way we're helping the province meet its climate commitments and showing what's possible when it comes to cleaner, better buildings," said George Heyman, Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy. "We're raising efficiency standards for new construction and renovations, and providing rebates for people and businesses to help with energy-saving upgrades. This is part of our CleanBC plan to improve the buildings where we live and — work across B.C."
  The Province is investing $58 million over the next five years to improve at provincial government buildings, including:
  making buildings more resilient to climate change by relocating and reinforcing equipment to protect against possible floods and wind, installing more HVAC systems and exterior drainage; and creating flexible and modern work environments to support a growing mobile workforce.