101. Curricular Resources In Canadian Studies:British Columbia BC government Information This web server is the BC government Home page offeringaccess to Learning and Researching Canadian History british columbia http://www.cln.org/subjects/can-bc_cur.html

Curricular Resources in Canadian Studies:British Columbia These sites all provide information about BC. Please read our BC Archival Resources The Archives Association of British Columbia (AABC) has established a comprehensive resources site relating to archival institutions and holdings in the province. Included are links to a guide to 174 archival repositories in BC, a database of records held at 158 publicly-accessible archival repositories in the province, and links to other BC archive web sites. BC Archives BCARS provides a centralized archives and records service for all BC government records. Archival holdings include government documents and records, private historical manuscripts and papers; maps, charts and plans; photographs; paintings, drawings and prints; sound and video tapes; film; newspapers and an extensive library of publications with a strong emphasis on the social and political history of British Columbia. BC Archives Time Machine British Columbia Archives presents 11 curricular units (galleries) drawing heavily from archival information on BC History. Each gallery has teacher guides and each is targeted for a specific grade range. Families in BC History (K-1); Communities in BC History (2-3); First Nation's Art in BC (4); The Cariboo Gold Rush (5); Multiculturalism (6-7); Social Institutions (8); First Nations in BC (9); Economy and Technology (10); BC Resource Development (11); Women in BC History (11); and Art in BC History (12).

102. Union Of BC Indian Chiefs Welcomes You Formed in 1969, organization works to improve intertribal relations, hold the federal government accountable and defend Aboriginal Title through revival of the native way of life. http://www.ubcic.bc.ca/

Backgrounder “A New Relationship” Implementation of Supreme Court of Canada Decisions Union of BC Indian Chiefs Welcomes You NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations September 15, 2005 September 12, 2005 September 12, 2005 Adams Lake Indian Band Seeks Equitable Opportunities September 08, 2005 Mountain Pine Beetle epidemic a ‘mega-disaster’ August 31, 2005 September 19, 2005 September 19, 2005 Heiltsuk Nation to Release Historic Land-use Plan September 30, 2005 Our Elders Speak Wisdom Council Fundraiser October 01, 2005 October 04, 2005 Annual Elders Gathering Contact Us About UBCIC Issues/Campaigns ... Donate Vancouver Office: 500 - 342 Water Street, Vancouver, BC, V6B-1B6, CANADA Ph: 604.684.0231, Fx: 604.684.5726 Kamloops Office: 345 Yellowhead Highway, Kamloops, BC, V2H-1H1, CANADA Ph: 250.828.9746, Fx: 250.828.0319 Site by Brad Hornick Communications

103. Ministry Of Aboriginal Relations And Reconciliation Brief political profile of this Indian Nation by the government of british columbia, including contact information. http://www.gov.bc.ca/tno/

Aboriginal Geographic Naming First Nations Progress Report PDF Province of B.C. - First Nations Summit Protocol ... The New Relationship Agreements-in-Principle: Snuneymuxw Maa-nulth Sliammon Tsawwassen ... Yekooche We welcome your feedback about our Web site or Office initiatives. You may also send a message to the Minister. The Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation core functions are focused on Aboriginal relations, reconciliation, and negotiations. We have the primary responsibility for forging new relationships with Aboriginal people, founded on reconciliation, recognition and respect. A key role is to create, stimulate, support, and coordinate programs and policies designed to have Aboriginal people, whether living on-reserve or as urban populations, become engaged in and share in the economic and social development of British Columbia. The Ministry is also responsible for the negotiation of treaties and other agreements with First Nations that facilitate economic investment in the land base and natural resources, and build capacity within First Nations. August 22, 2005

104. BCACL — Home british columbia Association for Community Living. Photos of BCACL Clients Parents of children with special needs sue Ontario government http://www.bcacl.org/

Home About Us Self Advocacy Social Policy Positions ... Service Innovations The BC Association for Community Living is a federation that advocates for children, youth and adults with developmental disabilities and their families to ensure justice, rights and opportunities in all areas of their lives. 'Everyone Belongs' - BCACL 50th Anniversary Conference and AGM Join us September 29 - October 1, 2005 at the Vancouver Airport Conference Resort in Richmond for our 50th Anniversary conference and AGM. It's a great place to build your skills and increase your knowledge about rights and strategies. More... Woodlands Cemetery Story in the Globe and Mail A story about the Woodlands Cemetery Restoration Project ran on the front page of the national edition of the Globe and Mail. More about the project... Breakthrough on bumping education assistants May 30, 2005 - Many parents of children with special needs have experienced the frustration and sometimes disastrous results of having their child's education assistants (EAs) repeatedly changed during a school year due to bumping and reassignment. Just when the child is getting used to working with one EA, they get a new one and the process of building the relationship must start again. An agreement in March 2005 between School District 43 and CUPE Local 561 has created a new job classification to address this problem.

105. Welcome To The City Of Vancouver City of Vancouver, british columbia, Canada municipal government website http://city.vancouver.bc.ca/

Our mailing address is: 453 West 12th Avenue, Vancouver, BC, V5Y 1V4, Phone: 604-873-7011 City Hall hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Comments or questions about this site? Send us an email: webmaster@vancouver.ca document.write ('') Shortcuts Animal Shelter Archives Awards Bylaws Community Calendar Community Web Pages Council Meetings Election 2005 Emergency Preparedness 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 Watch Council Video ... Other Useful Links

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107. City Of Victoria - Archives Primary site for archival records and historical resources pertaining to Victoria, british columbia, including City of Victoria government records, as well as photographs, maps, plans, textual records and other materials from local businesses, organizations, and families. http://www.city.victoria.bc.ca/archives/archives.shtml

Archives The City of Victoria Archives acquires, preserves and provides access to civic and private records documenting the history of Victoria, British Columbia. This web site is an extension of our traditional reference services. Vital Statistics Search City Government Records Private Records Maps and Plans ... Victoria Vignettes Information About ... Family History Houses and Buildings Land Use Research About This Site Overview What's New? Glossary About the Archives How to Contact Us Hours of Operation Using the Archives Mandate ... Donations Other Questions? The Reference Desk [back] This website created, maintained and operated by the City of Victoria #1 Centennial Square - Victoria, BC V8W 1P6 Telephone: (250) 385-5711 Facsimile: (250) 361-0214 Privacy Statement Contact The Webmaster

108. Legislative Assembly Of British Columbia Home page for the Legislative Assembly of british columbia. If you have anygovernmentrelated questions link to the government of british columbia web http://www.legis.gov.bc.ca/

Speaker Flash PDF MLA Finder MLA Photos ... Contact Information Discover more about the role of an MLA Flash PDF Clerk Flash PDF Sergeant-at-Arms Flash PDF 38th Parliament Current Session Previous Parliaments Discover more about how parliament works Flash PDF Legislation Discover more about how laws are made Flash PDF About the Committee System What's New ... Contact Information Discover more about the Legislative Committees Flash PDF About Services ... Related Sites Discover more about Hansard Flash PDF Schedule Channel Guide ... Related Sites Discover Your Legislature Flash About Calendar of Events Maps and Photos ... Contact Information Introduction Flash Place Flash PDF People Flash PDF Purpose Flash PDF History Flash PDF Access Flash PDF Games Flash PDF Glossary Flash PDF Glossaire PDF Teaching Resource The Legislature resumed on Monday, September 12, 2005 Parliamentary Calendar for 2005 Webcasts If you have any government-related questions link to the Government of British Columbia web site. Feedback Home Speaker Members ... In Committees

109. BC Freedom Of Information And Privacy Association Canadians using freedom of information laws to find out how government through a generous grant from the Notary Foundation of british columbia. http://www.fipa.bc.ca/

FIPA is a non-profit society dedicated to advancing freedom of information and privacy rights in Canada Your FOI and Privacy Rights How to Request Government Records How to Request Your Personal Records Filing a Privacy Complaint ... Ottawa Routinely Breaks the Law in Treatment of Media Requests under Access to Information, Newspapers Claim Posted on September 08, 2005 The Canadian Newspaper Association asks Information Commissioner to Investigate Secret Rules that Block Transparency Privacy Commissioner warns that no-fly list will infringe on privacy rights Posted on August 09, 2005 "The no-fly list announced last Friday represents a serious incursion into the rights of travelers in Canada, rights of privacy and rights of freedom of movement," says Jennifer Stoddart, the Privacy Commissioner of Information Commissioner of BC calls for records creation legislation Posted on August 09, 2005 In his annual report, Information and Privacy Commissioner David Loukidelis calls on the BC government to enact legislation legally requiring public bodies to document their actions or decisions National consultation launched on fight against identity theft Posted on July 27, 2005

110. British Columbia Partnership For Responsible Gambling The Province of british columbia is committed to promoting responsible the BC government, the british columbia Lottery Corporation and BC s gaming http://www.bcresponsiblegambling.ca/

The Province of British Columbia is committed to promoting responsible gambling and addressing problem gambling. This commitment takes the form of a partnership involving the B.C. government, the British Columbia Lottery Corporation and BC's gaming service providers. This website is one activity being undertaking to provide useful information on responsible gambling and assistance for those seeking help for problem gambling. Using This Site Problem Gambling area with specific information on how to recognize the warning signs, and where to turn for help; a Responsible Gambling section with useful information on how to make healthy gambling choices, and on B.C. activities to reduce problem gambling; and an Other Gaming Topics An initiative of Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch

111. Women's Equality Moving Backwards In B.C. Says Women's Coalition, CEDAW, January Vancouver british columbia is moving backwards on women s equality due to The BC government is relying for evidence of its compliance with the http://www.rapereliefshelter.bc.ca/issues/cedaw_pr012003.html

B.C. CEDAW For immediate release January 17, 2003 Women's equality moving backwards in B.C. says women's coalition Alternative report on provincial government cuts and changes that negatively impact women and girls presented to United Nations Committee Vancouver - British Columbia is moving backwards on women's equality due to current provincial government policies and is in contravention of its obligations under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), says the B.C. CEDAW Group. "B.C. is moving resolutely backwards on women's equality with policy shifts and program cuts that have increased the economic and social vulnerability of women and girls," says Tami Friesen of the West Coast Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF). "The provincial government cannot honestly claim to be meeting international human rights obligations while it continues to take steps that worsen conditions and life opportunities for women and girls in B.C." The B.C. CEDAW Group - a coalition of 12 leading B.C. women's organizations - has produced an alternative report, British Columbia Moves Backward on Women's Equality, that details recent, drastic changes in provincial government policies and programmes and explains their harmful impact on women and girls. This report was presented to the CEDAW Committee last week and will be considered by the committee in its upcoming review of the government.

112. Consumers' Association Of Canada: Consumers' Association Calls On The BC Governm The good news for BC consumers is that the study shows british columbia has rates The bad news for BC drivers is that the BC government is bringing in http://www.consumer.ca/1559

Information portal for the Consumers' Association of Canada 7:28 am, Monday September 19th, 2005 Search News Press Releases About Us ... Manitoba Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 18, 2003 Consumers' Association Calls On The BC Government To Stop Forcing ICBC To Implement An Auto Insurance Scheme That Other Provinces Are Rejecting OTTAWA, July 18 /CNW/ - The Consumers' Association of Canada yesterday released the first results from its forthcoming national study on auto insurance rates. "The good news for BC consumers is that the study shows British Columbia has rates that are 50% less than in Nova Scotia", said Mel Fruitman, President of the Association. "The bad news for BC drivers is that the BC Government is bringing in changes that will force ICBC to implement a discriminatory rating system for optional insurance that is similar to that now being used in Nova Scotia". "Public auto insurance was implemented in British Columbia because consumers were fed up with the practices of private auto insurers", said Bruce Cran, head of the BC Branch of the Consumers Association. "Rates were sky high, people were not buying enough insurance because they couldn't afford it. This was the situation thirty years ago in British Columbia and this is the situation now in Nova Scotia." Even the Premier of Alberta is fed up with private insurers and he has called for an auto insurance system based on a driver's record - like BC's. "The Premier of Alberta should be congratulated for recognizing that a BC style system delivers the fairest rates where the good drivers pay less and the bad drivers pay more", said Mr. Cran. "The Government of BC needs to explain why it wants ICBC to go backwards in time to adopt an Alberta type system that Alberta has now decided is unfair and plans on getting rid of?"

113. Bc british columbia Lists 1873, BC government Employees, 1877. MISCELLANEOUS.government Gazette vol.2, 18631864, government Gazette http://www.rootsweb.com/~canbc/bc.htm

HOME British Columbia Lists CENSUS VOTERS LISTS, NEWSPAPERS, GOVERNMENT SOURCES PETITIONS ... STORIES and PICTURES CENSUS 1871 City of Victoria Census 1881 Vancouver IslandCensus 1891 Vancouver IslandCensus More Material Continuously Added 1901 CENSUS of the VICTORIA CITY and Southern Vancouver Island over 26,300 entries Items below also include BC Voters List Obituaries of British Columbians from The Yukon News obituaries, 1960 to 2000 Directories 1892 - Victoria BC Voters List 1909 Geographic Names and Clubs, Associations Victoria Directory BC Newspapers, 1861 - 1875 ... The Canadian News (pub. in London, Eng) 1858 - 1861 GOVERNMENT SOURCES TOP SCHOOLS BC Public School Public Schools Report Public Schools Report City of Victoria, 1894 Provincial Roll Of Honour POSTAL Unclaimed Letters Victoria Post Office Unclaimed Letters Victoria Post Office Unclaimed Letters New Westminster Post Office, 1871 Deaths of Convicts B.C. Penitentiary, 1875-1916 Report On Gaols Prisons of BC Income Tax B.C. people, 1889 Justice of Peace List Justice of Peace List Public Functionaries BC Government Employees MISCELLANEOUS Government Gazette vol.2, 1863-1864

114. Women's Centres Not Invited To BC Government International Women's Day Event Mar Once again the BC government has excluded those that do not agree with them. BC Coalition of Women s Centres • british columbia, Canada http://www3.telus.net/bcwomen/archives/stephens_hijacks_iwd_mar_03.html

BC Coalition of Women's Centres Home Action! Archives Info ... Site Map For immediate release March 7th 2003 Women's Centres not invited to BC Government International Women's Day event The United Nations report singles out and criticizes British Columbia for the cuts to social programs in BC. The BC Coalition of Women Centres demands that Minister Lynn Stephens and Premier Gordon Campbell begin the work today of implementing the many, many recommendations made in the UN submission or resign. If you have questions/comments for BCCWC, please e-mail us at bcwomen@telus.net For other contact information, please go to our Information Page BC Coalition of Women's Centres British Columbia, Canada

115. The Government Of British Columbia Shows Leadership In Financial Reporting Today, the government of british columbia released its 20042005 annual report.This is their first set of financial statements that implements generally http://www.cica.ca/index.cfm/ci_id/27290/la_id/1.htm

News What's New Latest News Media Centre Media Releases and Backgrounders ... CICA Newsletters Media Centre home news media centre The Government of British Columbia shows leadership in financial reporting Toronto, June 29, 2005 The BC government has done this a full nine months in advance of the effective date of the standards, March 31, 2006. And, it has received a clean opinion on those financial statements from its Auditor General. The Public Sector Accounting Board comprises twelve volunteer members drawn from senior levels of government, including federal and provincial auditors general, controllers, and deputy ministers, municipal finance officials, academics and other experts in government reporting. The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (CICA) , together with the CA institutes/ordre, represents approximately 68,000 CAs and 8,000 students in Canada and Bermuda. The CICA conducts research into current business issues and supports the setting of accounting and assurance standards for business, not-for-profit organizations and government. It issues guidance on control and governance, publishes professional literature, develops continuing education programs and represents the CA profession nationally and internationally. Media wishing to arrange an interview may contact Angela Kooij, manager, media relations, 416-204-3450, or at

116. British Columbia's Trans Canada Trail Top, Copyright Disclaimer Privacy Statement Ministry of Sustainable ResourceManagement government of british columbia http://www.bctrail.ca/

What's new at BCTrail.ca? Welcome to the Cycling BC's Trans Canada Trail website. Here you'll find information and maps to guide you through some of the province’s most stunning landscapes as you explore BC's Trans Canada Trail. Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management Site design by: Email this page to a friend Your E-mail Address Your Name Friend's E-mail Address Friend's Name

117. Land And Water British Columbia Inc. on behalf of the government of british columbia and its constituents. As a Crowncorporation, LWBC ensures the responsible, timely and prosperous use of http://www.lwbc.bc.ca/

Land and Water British Columbia Inc. manages the allocation of Crown land and water resources on behalf of the Government of British Columbia and its constituents. As a Crown corporation, LWBC ensures the responsible, timely and prosperous use of BC's most valuable assets. BC GOVERNMENT PRIVACY LEGAL SITE INDEX ... HELP

118. BC Universities Score A D--for Deregulate -- McKarney, 2002-02-22, CANADA -- Sci Enrollment at british columbia (BC) universities has increased more than 30% The BC government announced last week that it plans to fully deregulate http://nextwave.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2002/02/20/2

BC Universities Score a Dfor Deregulate LESLEY MCKARNEY CANADA 22 FEBRUARY 2002 RELATED ARTICLES "One of the main problems in BC right now is that the government is taking major action on innumerable fronts, so there is a sort of numbness on the part of the public." D ave Secko decided to pursue his Ph.D. in microbiology at the University of British Columbia so that he could take advantage of the province's tuition fees , which are currently second lowest in the country. He's not alone. Enrollment at British Columbia (BC) universities has increased more than 30% over the last decade, with the most dramatic increase occurring since 1996, when the previous provincial government passed tuition freeze legislation. Over the same 10 years, though, provincial grants to the universitieswhich account for 70% of their general operating budgetshave grown by little more than 10%, resulting in degrading facilities and marked increases in the size of classes. All this may be about to change. The BC government announced last week that it plans to fully deregulate university and college tuition fees in the province. This announcement is just the latest in a string of postelection announcements intended to limit the province's $4.4 billion budget deficit that has left stunned residents wondering what has hit them. In her throne speech, Lieutenant-Governor Iona Campagnolo stated that the BC government "will allow postsecondary institutions to make their own decisions about their tuition fee levels," and that this was intended to "restore greater autonomy to the institutions themselves, because they should be directly accountable to the students and communities they serve."

119. CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS - BC ARCHIVES CM/C25 british columbia Index to Numbering of Map Sheets, NTS CM_C958 britishcolumbia Index to Numbering of Map government of british columbia http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/cartogr/general/maps.htm

Genealogy Vital Events Visual Records Textual Records ... How Do I? Overview Cartographic Records include maps, plans, architectural drawings, charts. The BC Archives has over 63,000 maps, atlases, and architectural drawings relating to the exploration, discovery, and development of the province of British Columbia. The types of maps include: published maps and the cartographic and architectural archives of the provincial government; maps of British Columbia supporting research in history, geography, cartography, genealogy, and the development of geographical knowledge of British Columbia; plans by important architects or plans representative of building types contributing to the study of British Columbia's architectural heritage; maps and plans complementing other collections in the Archives and other Divisions of the Royal BC Museum. New visitors should take a moment to review Electronic Access and Links to This Site and Cartographic Records Instructions for Use Finding Aids and Textual Guides The Cartographic Records Index is a user searchable index of a very limited number of the total holdings (approximately 700 entries at present).

120. HOME PAGE - BC ARCHIVES The BC Archives is the archives of the government of british columbia, and providesresearch access to records of enduring value to the province for both http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/

Genealogy Vital Events Visual Records Textual Records ... How Do I? Preserving and Providing Access to the Recorded Evidence of British Columbia's Past Welcome to the British Columbia Archives (BC Archives), located in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. The BC Archives is the archives of the government of British Columbia, and provides research access to records of enduring value to the province for both the provincial government and public clientele. Our archival holdings include: government documents and records; private historical manuscripts and papers; maps, charts and architectural plans; photographs; paintings, drawings and prints; audio and video tapes; film; newspapers; and an extensive library of publications with a strong emphasis on the social and political history of British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest. On 1 April 2003, the Royal BC Museum Corporation was established, merging the Royal BC Museum , the BC Archives, Helmcken House, and the Netherlands Carillon, into a new "cultural precinct". See More Details . The former records management component of the BC Archives, renamed to the

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