BC Gov News

The Government of British Columbia has appointed a new Supreme Court of B.C. master to ensure the judiciary has the resources needed to continue providing access to justice.

A record 223,273 people have shared their opinions in an online survey on whether British Columbia should continue to observe daylight saving time.  

British Columbians visiting other provinces and territories are now able to bring home liquor products for personal consumption without any restrictions or limits.

Darrell Le Houillier has been appointed chair of the Environmental Appeal Board, the Forest Appeals Commission and the Oil and Gas Tribunal, announced David Eby, Attorney General.

The Government of British Columbia has announced that Paul Craven will lead the new Office of the Superintendent of Professional Governance.

The Province has appointed Lynn Smith, QC, as B.C.’s acting members’ conflict of interest commissioner.

The latest class of provincial sheriffs has graduated from the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) Sheriff Academy in New Westminster.

The Province has moved four tribunal offices to a new, single location to improve operating efficiencies and to reduce costs.

The appointment of Kasari Govender as B.C.’s first independent human rights commissioner will mark the start of a new era in human rights protection for British Columbians.