1. British Columbia (Canada) Local Government Municipal Web Sites Links to provincial, regional and local government in BC. http://www.oultwood.com/localgov/canada/britishcolumbia.htm

Oultwood home about us contact us faq's ... services Oultwood LG web index Clickable map of British Columbia use the map to go to another province. symbol key page sponsor: Municipal government within British Columbia (Canada) provicial government: british columbia ministry of community, aboriginal and Women's services civicinfo bc regional: alberni-clayoquot bulkley-nechako capital regional district cariboo regional district central coast central kootenay central okanagan regional district columbia-shuswap comox-strathcona cowichan valley regional district east kootenay fort nelson-liard fraser valley fraser-fort george regional district greater vancouver regional district kitimat-stikine kootenay boundary mount waddington nanaimo north okanagan regional district okanagan-similkameen peace river regional district skeena-queen charlotte squamish-lillooet regional district sunshine coast thompson-nicola city: abbotsford city armstrong city burnaby city chilliwack city ... dawson creek city duncan city enderby city fernie city kamloops city kelowna city ... west vancouver community web district: central saanich district chetwynd district chetwynd coldstream district highlands district invermere district lake country district council langford district council maple ridge metchosin district mission district north cowichan district north saanich district north vancouver district ... pitt meadows district corporation port hardy district saanich district sooke district sooke community sechelt district ... tumbler ridge district municipal: albert bay barriere castlegar chase chilliwack district clearwater

2. 232 - COOPERATION AND LIAISON - BRITISH COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT - ARCS ONLINE ARCS Online. British Columbia Archives. Ministry of Management Services.232 - COOPERATION AND LIAISON - british columbia government. http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/arcs/primary/232.htm

ARCS On-line British Columbia Archives Ministry of Management Services 232 - COOPERATION AND LIAISON - BRITISH COLUMBIA GOVERNMENT Records of a general nature relating to liaison activities between ministries, including the exchange of information, routine notifications and inquiries, offers of service, etc. NOTE: Material relating to a specific subject or function should be placed on the appropriate administrative ( ARCS ) or operational ( ORCS ) subject file. For inquiries about ministry programs and services, see primary Primary- Secondary Records Series OPR non-OPR PIB/PUR A SA FD A SA FD Policy and procedures SO DE SO nil DE General CY+2y nil DE CY+1y nil DE Ministries and government institutions (name by chart of account codes) For coding instructions, see Appendix A CY+2y nil DE CY+1y nil DE ARCS Schedule Number: 100001 Last Modified - Monday, 25-Feb-2002 13:40:39 PST

3. British Columbia - Colombie - Britannique british columbia government Links. Hotlinks The links below will take you directlyto the following british columbia government and nongovernmental web pages http://www.canadiansocialresearch.net/bcbkmrk.htm

British Columbia Government Links Sites du gouvernement de Colombie-Britannique Updated March 28, 2003 - See also British Columbia NGO Links [See the Canadian Social Research Links British Columbia NGO Links page for analysis of and reaction to the BC government's cuts to social programs from the advocacy community and the public service unions] NEW From the Ministry of Human Resources Greater Supports for People with Disabilities March 27, 2003 "People with disabilities will be able to keep more of what they earn with an increase to the earnings exemption from $300 to $400, Human Resource Minister Murray Coell announced today." Ministry on Track with Commitment to Sound Fiscal Management March 3, 2003 Murray Coell, Minister of Human Resources, responds to the provincial budget. - link to the full text of the Minister's speech. BC Human Rights Tribunal - incl. links to the Attorney General's unofficial Consolidated Code including Bill 64 - the Tribunal's new Rules of Practice and Procedure effective March 31, 2003 - Human Rights Code - Rules of Practice and Procedure - Hearing Schedule - Decisions - Decision Index by year - Decision Index by ground - Tribunal Members - Judicial Reviews of Decisions - Practice Direction NEW British Columbia Budget 2003 (Feb. 18/03)

4. Budget 2003 -- Government Of British Columbia british columbia government Strategic Plan 2003/04 – 2005/06, HTML, , PDF(1,164KB). Click here to return to the top of this page. Ministry Service Plans, http://www.bcbudget.gov.bc.ca/

Budget 2003 Government Strategic Plan Ministry Service Plans Commission Service Plans ... Previous Years' Service Plans Budget 2003 Shows B.C. On Track, On Target more Budget 2003 Information Package If you wish to read a document online, choose the HTML option. To download and print a copy of a document, select the printer-friendly version (PDF). PDF Reader link page News Release HTML PDF Budget in Brief HTML PDF Budget Speech HTML PDF Budget and Fiscal Plan HTML PDF (Contents 102KB) PDF On Track for a Brighter Future HTML PDF Estimates HTML PDF (Contents 102KB) PDF (Complete 5,367KB) Supplement to the Estimates HTML PDF (Contents 195KB) PDF HTML PDF Ministry Service Plans PDF Reader link page Office of the Premier HTML PDF Advanced Education HTML PDF Agriculture, Food and Fisheries HTML PDF Attorney General and Minister Responsible for Treaty Negotiations HTML PDF Children and Family Development HTML PDF Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services

5. British Columbia Government Strategic Plan 2003/04 -- 2005/06 Real personal disposable income per capita; Net new jobs in British Columbia. Governmentwill be affordable and fiscally responsible, Balanced budget; Taxpayer http://www.bcbudget.gov.bc.ca/stplan/stplan3.htm

Goals Objectives Key Measures A strong and vibrant provincial economy British Columbia will have a skilled workforce Percentage of labour force with post secondary certificate, diploma or degree Percentage of workforce employed in natural and applied science as a percentage of total employment British Columbia will have a prosperous economy Real GDP per capita Real GDP per hour worked Gross fixed business investment as percentage of GDP British Columbia will have employment opportunities Employment to population ratio Real personal disposable income per capita Net new jobs in British Columbia Government will be affordable and fiscally responsible Balanced budget Taxpayer supported debt Provincial government expenditure as percentage of GDP A supportive social fabric British Columbians will be healthy Potential years of life lost Low birth weight Status Indian infant mortality British Columbians will be educated Percentage of population completing university education Percentage of students who start Grade 8 and graduate from Grade 12 within six years Percentage of students meeting or exceeding expectations in Grade 4 reading

6. British Columbia - Government Of BC - BritishColumbia.com Provincial Government The structure of the british columbia governmentis rooted in British parliamentary tradition and precedent. http://www.britishcolumbia.com/Government/

Calendar of Events Photo Gallery Screensavers Send a Postcard ... Advertise Search Category Government of British Columbia Home Maps Accommodation Recreation ... Links Canada's federation has two levels of government: federal and provincial, each with its own law-making bodies, governing executive and judiciary. At the federal level, the Canadian government has two law-making bodies: the 301-seat House of Commons and the 105-seat Senate. B.C. Residents are represented by 34 elected Members of Parliament (MPs) and six appointed senators. The Prime Minister and appointed Ministers comprise the federal cabinet or governing executive. The federal judiciary includes the Supreme Court of Canada, the highest court of appeal for all cases. Provincial Government The structure of the British Columbia government is rooted in British parliamentary tradition and precedent. Prior to 1866, B.C. was comprised of two British-controlled colonies, one on Vancouver Island and a second on the mainland. In 1866, the two colonies were officially united as the Crown Colony of British Columbia, with its capital in Victoria. British Columbia became a province of Canada when it entered Confederation on July 20, 1871.

7. British Columbia Government Organizations And Programs - BritishColumbia.com Calendar of Events, Photo Gallery, Screensavers, Send a Postcard, Billboard, Advertise.Search, Ad. Category, Government of British Columbia Organizations. Home. Maps. http://www.britishcolumbia.com/Government/government/organizations.html

Calendar of Events Photo Gallery Screensavers Send a Postcard ... Advertise Search Category Government of British Columbia - Organizations Home Maps Accommodation Recreation ... Links Other Government Organizations and Programs Agricultural Workforce Policy Board BC Ambulance Service BC Benefits Appeals Board BC Cultural Services ... British Columbia Superior Courts British Columbia Work Information Network Canada/British Columbian Business Service Centre Centre for Education Information Children's Commission CivicNet - British Columbia Municipalities On-line ... Directory of Women's Centres in BC Environmental Appeal Board Environmental Assessment Office Farm Business Management Information Network BC Financial Institutions Commission Forest Appeals Commission ... Land Data BC - Maps, air-photos and geographic datasets

8. BC Buildings Corporation (BCBC) BCBC provides accommodation and real estate services to the british columbia government and the public sector. http://www.bcbc.bc.ca

@import url("/css/non_nav4.css"); BC Buildings Corporation (BCBC) is a Crown Corporation mandated to provide the most cost-effective accommodation options for the provincial public sector and manages the stewardship of those properties to meet the best interests of taxpayers. Read our current Service/Strategic Plan and Annual Report more about BCBC News Releases BCBC Looks At Outsourcing Property Management 04/02/03 VICTORIA - BCBC President John Beales announced today that BC Buildings Corporation has begun its process to evaluate the viability of private sector companies providing property management services on behalf of BCBC. archived news Quick Links Bid Documents Consultant Registration ... Access secure online area for customers and BCBC staff. Password Required. CCS GOSS Technical Standards Affiliated Sites Green Buildings BC Health Service Group Vancouver Island Technology Park (VITP) ISO 14001 ... Site Map

9. British Columbia Government Agencies BCHRT); Information, Science, and Technology Agency (ISTA); InformationTechnology Library, british columbia government; Job Postings http://www.evergreen.edu/library/govdocs/canadagov/bcgov.html

Canadian Government Sources Canadian Provinces: British Columbia The Evergreen State College, Daniel J. Evans Library, Government Documents/Maps Mailstop L-2300, Olympia, Washington, 98505 phone: (360) 867-6251, fax: (360) 866-6790 Last updated: January 3, 2002 Executive Branch Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Crown Corporations Executive Branch Government of British Columbia BC Connects: Online Access to Government Electronic Services BC Facts Premier's Office ... Aboriginal Affairs, Ministry of (AAF) (No longer a ministry. Now: Treaty Negotiations Office, Ministry of Attorney General. See below.) Advanced Education, Ministry of (AVED) (formerly Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology) Searching AVED Career and Labour Market Information Post Secondary Education Publications ... Agriculture, Food, and Fisheries, Ministry of (AFF) Searching AFF Searching AFF Site Map About the Industry Agriculture in the Classroom ... Treaty Negotiations Office (formerly Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs) Searching Treaty Negotiations Office BC First Nations Publications and Reports Children and Family Development, Ministry of (MCF)

10. CANADopt -British Columbia -Government 2002. british columbia government Information. Link to the Government ofBritish Columbia. REGISTRY (Government of British Columbia) ADOPTION http://www.canadopt.ca/bcgov.htm

The information on this page was last updated on Wednesday March 27 2002 British Columbia Government Information Link to the Government of British Columbia Open Records in BC as of November 4, 1996!!! The British Columbia Adoption Act Information Line A toll free (in Canada) line may be accessed from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Pacific Time) on weekdays. The number is 1-888-236-7888 Or for more information on the new Adoption Act 1996 contact: Trudy Usher Project Manager, Adoption Act Implementation Ministry for Children and Families Adoption Division 955 Wharf Street Victoria, B.C. Canada, V8V 1X4 Tel: (250) 387- 2280 Fax: (250) 356-1864 REGISTRY: (Government of British Columbia) ADOPTION REUNION REGISTRY c/o Family Services of Greater Vancouver 202-1600 West 6th Avenue Vancouver, B.C. Canada, V6J 1R3 Tel: (604) 736-7917 or Toll Free within BC: 1-800-663-7867 and request a transfer to 736-7917 Fax: (604) 736-7916 Web Site: Adoption Reunion Registry IDENTIFYING INFORMATION: Either an adopted person 19 years of age or over or their birth parents may file an application for service for the indentifying information at the Vital Statistics Agency. (Fee $50.00) For all adoptions started or completed prior to November 4, 1996, access to identifying information is subject to a disclosure veto. If a veto has not been placed then you will receive a copy of the original birth registration and the adoption order. For all adoptions started on November 4, 1996 or later, adopted persons 19 years of age or over and their birth parents will have an unqualified right of access to the identifying information and are not subject to the disclosure veto.

11. Libdex: British Columbia Government IT Library, Victoria, Canada british columbia government IT Library. Name, british columbia governmentIT Library. City, Victoria. Province/State, British Columbia. Country, Canada. http://www.libdex.com/data/4/2454.html

XML in Libraries Edited by Roy Tennant Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2002 Available from: Amazon.com Amazon UK Barnes and Noble British Columbia Government IT Library Name British Columbia Government IT Library City Victoria Province/State British Columbia Country Canada Library Type Government Home Page http://it-library.gov.bc.ca/ Web Catalogue Bookstore Links abebooks Alibris Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk ... The Libdex Amazon.com Store Books, music, videos, CDs, DVDs... Northern Lights Internet Solutions Ltd. E-Mail Peter Scott

12. British Columbia Government Retired Employees Association Click to enter BCGREA website. c/o Ken Aziz 10137 View Street, RR 1Chemainus, BC V0R 1K0 bcgrea@shaw.ca Tel. 250246-2090 Fax 250 http://www.bcgrea.com/

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13. Legislative Library | Legislative Assembly Of British Columbia There is also a significant collection of british columbia government publicationsand extensive holdings of Canadian federal and provincial publications. http://www.llbc.leg.bc.ca/

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14. Canada: Business "flabbergasted" By British Columbia Government's Tax Cut election manifesto. Canada business flabbergasted by British Columbiagovernment's tax cut. By Keith Jones 14 June 2001. http://www.wsws.org/articles/2001/jun2001/bc-j14.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS Expansion Fund! Editorial Board ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format HIGHLIGHTS The war against Iraq and America's drive for world domination Oppose US war ... Canada Canada: business "flabbergasted" by British Columbia government's tax cut By Keith Jones 14 June 2001 Use this version to print Send this link by email During the election campaign, the BC Liberals promised to make the rate of taxation on the first $60,000 in income the lowest in the country by the end of their first term in office. Under the scheme they unveiled June 6, all personal income tax rates are to be reduced by 25 percent by next January 1. The cuts are to be implemented in three stages, the first stage of which has been made retroactive to the beginning of this year. Not only will these cuts give BC the country's lowest taxation rate on the two lowest taxation brackets, they reduce the tax rate on incomes over $85,000 from the highest in the country to the second lowest. While the Liberals are manipulating statistics to claim that in percentage terms their tax cuts are of greatest benefit to those with low incomes, the cuts are heavily skewed in favor of the well-to-do. British Columbians making $20,000 a year will see their taxes drop by about $236 in 2002, as compared to $1,947 for those earning $80,000, and $7,800 for those with incomes of $200,000.

15. British Columbia Government Slashes Corporate Taxes, Breaks Strikes workingclass agenda. british columbia government slashes corporatetaxes, breaks strikes. By Keith Jones 4 August 2001. http://www.wsws.org/articles/2001/aug2001/bc-a04.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS Expansion Fund! Editorial Board ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format HIGHLIGHTS The war against Iraq and America's drive for world domination Oppose US war ... Canada British Columbia government slashes corporate taxes, breaks strikes By Keith Jones 4 August 2001 Use this version to print Send this link by email Email the author In all, the Liberals are cutting or outright eliminating seven corporate taxes. Manufacturers and resource companies are henceforth exempt from having to pay provincial sales tax on new machinery and equipment, the corporate capital tax is to be phased out over two years, and effective January 1, 2002 the income tax rate for corporations will be cut by three percentage points to 13.5 percent. In June, on their first full day in office, the Liberals announced a multibillion-dollar program of personal income tax cuts heavily skewed in favor of high-income earners. When the personal income and corporate tax cuts are added together, they total $1.2 billion this year and $2.1 billion in fiscal 2002-03. In their mini-budget, the Liberals announced $38 million in spending cuts to child care, environmental programs and job-training for welfare recipients. But these constitute only a tiny fraction of the social spending cuts that the Liberals will have to implement if they are to transform a projected $5 billion deficit in fiscal 2004 into a budget surplus.

16. CNN.com - British Columbia Government Apologizes To Indians - Feb. 12, 2003 British Columbia's government apologized for the past treatment of the Canadianprovince's Indians, saying its institutions have failed to make up for past http://europe.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/americas/02/12/canada.indians.ap/

document.adoffset = 0; document.adPopupFile = '/cnn_adspaces/adsPopup2.html'; The Web CNN.com Home Page World Africa Americas ... Special Reports ON TV What's on Biz International Business Traveller Design 360 ... Talk Asia Services E-mail Mobile AvantGo Make homepage Ad info About us Partner Hotels Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese British Columbia government apologizes to Indians Throne speech: 'Errors have been made in the past' Story Tools Our institutions have failed aboriginal people across our province. Lt.-Gov. Iona Campagnolo VICTORIA, British Columbia (AP) British Columbia's government apologized for the past treatment of the Canadian province's Indians, saying its institutions have failed to make up for past discrimination. "Your government deeply regrets the mistakes that were made by governments of every political stripe over the course of our province's history," Lt.-Gov. Iona Campagnolo said in a speech on Tuesday. "Errors have been made in the past," the speech said. "Our institutions have failed aboriginal people across our province." The apology came in the government's "throne speech," in which the governing Liberal Party outlined its upcoming legislative agenda.

17. Listings British Columbia: Government Canada british columbia government institutions related services., Search, Complete Directory, http://listingsca.com/British-Columbia/Government/index.asp

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18. Listings British Columbia: Government: Provincial British Columbia Provincial government departments,MLA's, registries, boards, commissions. http://listingsca.com/British-Columbia/Government/Provincial/index.asp

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19. British Columbia Government Makes Avalanche Safety A Priority :: Northwest Snowb News Articles. british columbia government makes Avalanche Safetya priority. admin on Wednesday, March 12, 2003 1245 AM. http://www.nwsnow.org/displayarticle5.html

QBPATH='/javascript'; VISUAL=0; SECURE=1; New Account Login Site Navigation Home Snow News Photo Gallery Search nwSnow ... My Account Featured Link Active Discussions 10 recent Topics in forum: 2004 Snowboards? Snowboarder Accus... baker slopestyle ... Harbor College Pa... ... Don't hit the arm... Quick Search Nationwide Snow Headlines Bombardier to divest of recreational division/groomers Oil Spill at Stowe Mountain Resort-Foul Play Investigation New ski resort proposed Forbes 10 Best Ski Areas in The World ... USSA cutting $2 million from budget Craig Kelly: 1966-2003 British Columbia Government makes Avalanche Safety a priority admin on Wednesday, March 12, 2003 - 12:45 AM Send to a Friend Printer Friendly Page VICTORIA – The government has reached an agreement to work with avalanche-related agencies and the winter recreation industry to make B.C. mountain areas safer, Solicitor General Rich Coleman said today. "The recent and tragic loss of life due to avalanches has made it clear that we need to work together to make sure we do everything possible to raise awareness about the risks," said Coleman. The minister and MLA Wendy McMahon met with the Canadian Avalanche Association and industry representatives this past week and agreed that a multi-agency review is needed to develop strategies and long-term solutions. The review will look at all aspects of avalanche protection, including forecasting, public education and awareness, up-to-date research and potential options for the avalanche bulletin.

20. The British Columbia Government Native Sovereignty The british columbia government and Native Sovereignty. GENERAL INFORMATION BC govt. documents General news commentary BC http://sisis.nativeweb.org/clark/bcgovt.html

The British Columbia government and Native Sovereignty GENERAL INFORMATION BC govt. documents BC TREATY COMMISSION, aka "Trick-or-Treaty Con-mission" Synopsis Government documents Native Youth Movement Nisga'a "Treaty" ... GITKSAN-WET'SUWET'EN LEGAL BATTLE aka "Delgamuukw" GENERAL INFORMATION Government documents Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs' Crown land activities and aboriginal rights policy framework http://www.aaf.gov.bc.ca/aaf/pubs/crown.htm Hansard: Official transcripts of legislature discussion http://www.legis.gov.bc.ca/hansard/search/index.htm News and commentary Dec 11/98 Nov 24/98 : St'at'imc take action against BC NDP Nov 16/98 : BC's continuing 'child protection' genocide Nov 15/98 : Penticton Band files claim on city Oct 23/98 : NDP BC's urban genocide Oct 02/98 : Building the BC police state Oct / 98 : BC band blames NDP Premier for BP-AMOCO suit Sep 23/98 : Oil/gas industries and Treaty 8 nations seek agreement Sep 15/98 : Natives say they'll block Atlin project Sep 13/98 Sep / 98 : Culture vultures-BC's "aboriginal tourism product" Jun 03/98 : RCMP cranks up anti-native rhetoric May 19/98 : McLeod Lake Band near settling 99 year old claim May 09/98 : Haida challenge BC's logging rights Feb 16/98 BC Report suggests war with natives Feb 08/98 : Native children stolen by BC govt Feb 05/98 : Minister refuses to halt development Feb 05/98 : Interior bands reject BC's authority Feb 02/98 : Natives claim all of "BC"

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