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Notes on local government in unincorporated areas in British Columbia by Norman A Cook, 1980
Designing Deliberative Democracy: The British Columbia Citizens' Assembly (Theories of Institutional Design)
Aboriginal Peoples and Politics: The Indian Land Question in British Columbia, 1849-1989 by Paul Tennant, 1990-09
The Indian History of British Columbia: The Impact of the White Man by Wilson Duff, 1997-04
The Resettlement of British Columbia: Essays on Colonialism & Geographical Change by Cole Harris, 1997-01
Contact and Conflict: Indian-European Relations in British Columbia, 1774-1890 by Robin Fisher, 1992-09
People, Politics, and Child Welfare in British Columbia
The Indian History of British Columbia (Anthropology in British Columbia: Memoir) (Anthropology in British Columbia : memoir) by Wilson Duff, 1964
Legislative reports: British Columbia.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Kate Ryan-Lloyd, 2000-06-22
In Search of Sustainability: British Columbia Forest Policy in the 1990s by Benjamin Cashore, George Hoberg, et all 2000-12
Treaty Talks in British Columbia, Third Edition: Building a New Relationship by Christopher McKee, 2010-02-15
The Reminiscences (Recollections of the Pioneers of British Columbia) by John Sebastian Helmcken, 1975-11
Reaching Just Settlements: Land Claims in British Columbia Proceedings of a Conference Held February 21-22, 1990
Legislative reports: British Columbia.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Audrey Chan, 2003-03-22

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NCMA - North Central Municipal Association, British Columbia, Canada
Association of local governments in northern british columbia. Includes event calendar, constitution and bylaws, member directory, newsletters, and reports.
http://ncma.eNorthernBC.com/
Redirect Web Page
Please update your bookmarks and any references your web pages might haveto our old website. Search all Province of british columbia websites.
http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/wat/
Office Of The Information & Privacy Commissioner
The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner, which is independent fromgovernment, monitors and enforces british columbias Freedom of Information
http://www.oipcbc.org/

Extractions: The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner, which is independent from government, monitors and enforces British Columbias Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and Personal Information Protection Act . The Information and Privacy Commissioner is David Loukidelis. The purpose of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act is to make the more than 2,000 public bodies it covers more accountable to the public and to protect personal privacy. The Act provides individuals with a general right of access to information contained in public body records, although limited exceptions to that right of access are contained in the Act. The Act protects personal privacy by setting out standards about how public bodies collect, use and disclose personal information. The Personal Information Protection Act applies to more than 350,000 private sector organizations in British Columbia, including businesses, charities, associations and labour organizations. It sets out rules about how those organizations may collect, use and disclose personal information. The OIPC promotes and protects open government and privacy protection by: Informing members of the public about their legal rights Informing public bodies and organizations about their responsibilities respecting access and privacy Providing advice and commenting on the access and privacy implications of proposed programs, legislation, policies, services and products
Financial Aid, Vancouver Art Therapy Institute, Vancouver, British Columbia
Assistance available from the provincial and Federal governments in the form of student loans and grants. Includes british columbia Student Assistance Program and related links.
http://vati.bc.ca/finance.htm
Ministry Of Forests Home Page
FORESTRY AGREEMENT PROVIDES OPPORTUNITY FOR LILLOOET RIVER AREA FIRSTNATIONS, Click here for fullsize image. Forests Minister de
http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/
British Columbia Vital Statistics Agency
HOW TO GET MARRIED IN british columbia. As a result of a BC Appeal Courts decision,same sex marriage is legal in british columbia, effective July 8, 2003.
http://www.vs.gov.bc.ca/marriage/howto.html

Extractions: HOW TO GET MARRIED IN BRITISH COLUMBIA All existing requirements for getting married in BC remain in effect for same sex marriages in the province. If you are coming to BC to get married, please contact the appropriate authorities in the jurisdiction where you are a resident to determine whether your marriage will be recognized. Detailed information on how to get married in British Columbia follows. Applying for a Marriage Licence The Marriage Act requires that you obtain a Marriage Licence before getting married in British Columbia. The licence does not mean that you are married, but that you may get married any time during the three-month term of the licence. Either party to the marriage must apply in person to the Marriage Licence Issuer in your community(click here to search for a location near you). Only one member of the couple needs to apply for the licence, but you will be asked to provide identification for both the bride and the groom. Information required with identification will include:
Canadian Genealogy And History Links - British Columbia
Surnames. BC Voters List 1898 From the Sessional Papers of the british ColumbiaGovernment, 1899. Includes Voter regulations and district descriptions.
http://www.islandnet.com/~jveinot/cghl/british-columbia.html
ZapMeta Directory > Regional > North America > Canada > British Columbia > Gover
BCBC provides accommodation and real estate services to the BritishColumbia government and the public sector. http//www.bcbc.bc.ca.
http://www.zapmeta.com/search/meta/db.pl?dir=22261
Conservation Data Centre
The british columbia Conservation Data Centre (CDC) systematically collects anddisseminates information on plants, animals and plant communities at risk in
http://srmwww.gov.bc.ca/cdc/

Extractions: B.C. Home SRM LIBC Conservation Data Centre Land Information BC CDC CONTENTS CDC Home About the CDC What's New Methods ... Contacts PARTNERSHIP SITES BC Species and Ecosystems Explorer Endangered Species and Ecosystems Big Trees Sensitive Ecosystems Inventories (SEI) ... NatureServe Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management Conservation Data Centre B.C. Conservation Data Centre Home Providing information on species and ecosystems at risk The British Columbia Conservation Data Centre (CDC) systematically collects and disseminates information on plants, animals and plant communities at risk in British Columbia. This information is compiled and maintained in a computerized database which provides a centralized and scientific source of information on the status, locations and level of protection of these rare organisms and ecosystems. The CDC is part of the Land Information Services Division in the B.C.
CUPE BC
BURNABY Just before 6 pm on April 28, the british columbia Liberal governmenttabled Bill 37, the Health Sector (Facilities Subsector) Collective Agreement
http://www.cupe.bc.ca/

Extractions: BURNABY Premier Gordon Campbell says previously committed funding for the Richmond-Airport-Vancouver rapid transit line will remain in place to be used as Translink sees fit, including the northeast connection to the Millennium Line and other options. more... CUPE congratulates Education Minister for acting on earthquake readiness
BC Government Directory Home Page
BC.government Home BC government Directory, help. banner. Home, Indexes, Directoryinformation may only be used for communication related to government business.
http://www.dir.gov.bc.ca/
Home Page Of Corporate IT And Management Library
We provide services to employees and contractors of the BC government. InterlibraryLoans We loan directly to all BC government employees. Contact Us
http://it-library.gov.bc.ca/

Extractions: We provide services to employees and contractors of the BC Government. Working within a geographically dispersed environment, we deliver high quality information to users' desktops electronically - space and time are not inhibitors to quality service. As information and knowledge specialists we select, broker, manage, research, and present electronically the information our users require to be optimally effective in their work.
BC Ministry Of Education - Special Programs: Special Education
Publications can be ordered from government Publication Services 563 Superior StreetPO Box 9452 Stn Prov Govt Victoria, BC V8W 9V7 Phone (250) 3876409 Fax
http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/specialed/

Extractions: Goal: The goal of the BC school system is to support the intellectual development of all students, including those with special needs. Enabling all students to achieve the goals of human, social and career development is a responsibility shared by schools, families and the community. Inclusion: The School Act requires that school boards make available educational programs to all school age persons resident in the district. All students are to be included. A Ministerial Order requires the integration of students with special needs with those who do not have special needs in most instances. Definition: Students with special needs have disabilities of an intellectual, physical, sensory, emotional, or behavioural nature, or have a learning disability or have exceptional gifts or talents. Policy guidelines Special Education Services: A Manual of Policies, Procedures and Guidelines (includes a summary of the publication, Special Education Policy Framework for BC, 1995
Welcome To Government House And The Office Of The Lieutenant Governor Of British
http://www.ltgov.bc.ca/
First Nations College -Vancouver BC
publicly funded postsecondary educational institution located in Vancouver, BritishColumbia. Institute of Indigenous government 3rd Floor, 1286 Homer Street
http://www.indigenous.bc.ca/

Extractions: Welcome to the IIG, a warm inviting place of higher learning and program delivery. The IIG, Canada's First Nations College, is a publicly funded post-secondary educational institution located in Vancouver, British Columbia. We deliver university level courses in Criminology, Political Science, First Nations Studies, Science, Social Work and several other subject areas.
ARC BC Cover Page
Therefore, voting No suits the government s agenda just as well as(and perhaps even better than) voting Yes. But more fundamentally
http://arcbc.tripod.com/

Extractions: var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" ARC Legal Team Tackles the Questions This article by Murray Browne is an entertaining and spirited analysis of each referendum questions - and it raises a few questions of its own. Last updated April 13, 2002: Added analysis of referendum questions . Updated ballot drop-off information Various groups suggest that the best way to protest the referendum is to vote No, thereby ensuring that your vote will "count". But what is it counting for? Perhaps voting No would be acceptable if the questions were clear, but they're not. Take for example question 6, which proposes delegated, municipal-style governance for First Nations. Most First Nations strongly disagree with this proposition because governance powers for First Nations are constitutionally derived (as they are in the Nisga'a agreement) - they are not delegated in the way that municipal powers are. However, the referendum does not specify that this is what you're voting for when you vote No. The way it's presented makes No appear to mean that First Nations governance should be even more limited that what is being proposed by the Liberals. Therefore, voting No suits the government's agenda just as well as (and perhaps even better than) voting Yes.
Page Moved
The BC government News Release site has moved to http//www.news.gov.bc.ca.Please click the link if you are not being redirected.
http://os8150.pb.gov.bc.ca/4dcgi/nrindex
BCGEU:
Heyman meets with staff at Crystal Gardens. (Victoria April 29, 2004)BCGEU President George Heyman met with some of the staff at
http://www.bcgeu.bc.ca/

Extractions: Roy Romanow on health care (Vancouver: May 21, 2004) The Honourable Roy Romanow, Chair of the Royal Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada, speaking at a public meeting sponsored by the Council of Senior Citizens Organizations of B.C. (COSCO). NEWS HEADLINES Pending inquiry, government should halt its plan to give private information to U.S. firms May 28, 2004 - News Release Component 10 bulletin May 28, 2004 - Alert May 28, 2004 - Alert May 27, 2004 - Alert More news headlines... Updated: 1:02 pm, Monday June 7th. President's Commentary
Welcome To The City Of Vancouver
Shortcuts - Animal Shelter Archives Bylaws Community CalendarCommunity Web Pages Council Meetings Emergency Preparednesss Films Special
http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/

Extractions: Shortcuts Animal Shelter Archives Bylaws Community Calendar Community Web Pages Council Meetings Emergency Preparednesss Fire Four Pillars Drug Strategy GVTV Libraries Neighbourhood Teams Online Recreation Guide Parking Tickets Police Property Tax Roadwork Transportation VanMap Help Inquiries/Contacts Mayor and Council Electoral Reform Commission ... Other Useful Links Our mailing address is: 453 West 12th Avenue, Vancouver, BC, V5Y 1V4, Phone: 604-873-7011
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