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Victims and Witnesses of Crime and Violence

The BC Ministry of Justice provides information and points to resources, if you or someone you know has been the victim of or has witnessesed crime and violence. Being a victim or witness to crime, violence or abuse is ...
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The New Limitation Act Explained

This document details the new Limitation Act. Where the section replaces, changes or carries over a section of the current Limitation Act that information is included. Each heading links to the corresponding heading in ...
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Human Rights in BC:  Protection in Employment

A fact sheet to help you understand human rights in BC and the protection it provides you in employment. Includes information for both employees and employers, and where to get help or more information.
Also available in: Arabic, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Farsi (Persian), French, Punjabi, Somali, Spanish, Swahili, Tagalog/Filipino, Vietnamese
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Racial Discrimination

This sheet explains racism and racial discrimination under the BC Human Rights Code. Racism and racial discrimination are defined. Examples are provided. The sheet also provides insight into dealing with racial ...
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Court Registry Services

Need to file court documents or forms? Request your divorce certificate? Pay a traffic ticket? If you are doing this in person, you will need to visit a court registry. Registries are located in 44 of BC's 45 staffed ...
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Court Bailiffs

The execution of court orders issued in a civil proceeding can only be performed by court bailiffs under contract with the Ministry of Justice. The most common court orders of this nature include a writ of ...
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Frequently Asked Questions about Mandatory Retirement

Provides specific answers to questions about changes to the British Columbia Human Rights Code (January 1, 2008) that essentially bans mandatory retirement in most workplaces in British Columbia.
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Parenting After Separation Course

This free course helps parents and guardians make positive choices in caring for their children following separation or divorce. It also provides information about the separation process and how to access help, ...
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Understanding and Responding to Elder Abuse

This e-book covers the types of elder abuse and risk factors, B.C. government programs and community services available for older adults who are abused and neglected, and practice tips on how to work with older adults.
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Family Law – What is a Priority Parenting Matter?

This 8-minute video explains what a priority parenting matter is in BC Provincial Court.
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