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Find information and services for British Columbians on various topics, such as education, health, environment, taxes, tourism and more. Explore ministries, organizations, public engagements and data created by the B.C. government.
- Birth, Adoption, Death, Marriage and Divorce
Find out how to marry in British Columbia, order a marriage...
- COVID-19
Outside Canada and the USA: 1-604-681-4261. Telephone for...
- Employment, business and economic development
The B.C. government pursues strategic opportunities to...
- Data
This data represents an incredible resource for detecting...
- British Columbians and our governments
The Government of British Columbia, through various branches...
- Driving and transportation
The B.C. Public Service acknowledges the territories of...
- Family and social supports
If you are living with a disability in B.C., there are...
- Health
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- Environmental protection and sustainability
The government is committed to reducing greenhouse gas...
- Housing and tenancy
The Province of British Columbia supports Indigenous housing...
- Birth, Adoption, Death, Marriage and Divorce
The Government of British Columbia, through various branches and service lines, provides key services to ministries and organizations, employees, and broader public sector (BPS) entities. Find and access the B.C. government services you need, including real estate, records management, procurement, supply, and information technology.
May 15, 2024 · Search for hundreds of programs and services offered by the provincial government of B.C. to residents, businesses and visitors. Browse the alphabetical list of services or use the search function to find what you need.
BC Services Card Login makes it safe and easy to log in to many government websites . It’s your account to access services online. BC Wallet is a smartphone app. It lets you receive, store and present digital credentials such as permits, certifications, and licenses offered by participating services. Person credential.
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- The Government of British Columbia
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The national (also known as federal) government makes laws for the entire country. It is responsible for areas of national interest such as immigration, defence and trade with other countries. Federal elections are held every four to five years.
Each of Canada’s 10 provinces has its own elected government with responsibilities that include education, highways and hospitals. In B.C., provincial elections are held every four years on the third Saturday in October.
The government of a city, town or village is called a municipal government. This level of government is responsible for local services, such as fire protection, city streets and recreational facilities (parks and community centres). In B.C., local governments include municipalities, regional districts, special purpose districts and local boards and...
6 days ago · BC Gov News. Preparing for drought. READ MORE. New Building Permit Hub launched to speed up homebuilding. Monday, May 27, 2024 1:52 PM. Translations. To get more homes built faster and address challenges in B.C.’s housing market, a new digital Building Permit Hub will help streamline and standardize local permitting processes. Read More.
Digital Government – Province of British Columbia. We’re improving government services in the digital era, join us. The BC Public Service is creating agile teams and using technology to achieve the next phase of transformation in government. Read the Digital Plan. Funding your digital service.
