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Court Services Branch (CSB) is responsible for the delivery of all court administration services in B.C
There are 1 resources availableWelcomeBC helps ensure new British Columbians are able to settle, gain employment, become active members of their communities, and contribute fully to the social and economic prosperity of B.C.
There are 1 resources availableThe Competition Bureau, as an independent law enforcement agency, ensures that Canadian businesses and consumers prosper in a competitive and innovative marketplace.
There are 1 resources availableThe Office to Combat Trafficking in Persons (OCTIP) has a mandate to develop and coordinate BC’s response to human trafficking. As the first office of its kind in Canada, OCTIP has joined forces with key provincial ministries, federal departments, municipal governments, law enforcement agencies, community based and aboriginal organizations, in the development and delivery of an integrated and permanent response to human trafficking in BC.
There are 1 resources availableAs government’s chief IM/IT strategist, the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) plays a leadership role in promoting and guiding the management of government information as a strategic business asset, and supporting technology infrastructure as a key component of business transformation.
There are 1 resources availableThe Supreme Court of Canada, created by an act of parliament in 1875, is Canada’s final court of appeal, the last judicial resort for all litigants, whether individuals or governments.
There are 1 resources availableThe Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy is responsible for the effective protection, management, and conservation of B.C.’s water, land, air and living resources.
There are 1 resources availableThe Canadian Bar Association BC Branch (CBABC) is the essential ally and advocate of all members of the legal profession. The CBABC is the voice for the profession and serves its members and their interests in advocacy. It provides personal and professional development, and support to all members of the legal profession. The CBABC promotes fair justice systems, facilitates effective law reform, promotes equality in the legal profession, and is devoted to the elimination of discrimination.
There are 1 resources availableThe Law Centre provides advice, assistance, and representation to clients who cannot afford a lawyer. Cases dealt with at The Law Centre include criminal matters, family law matters, human rights complaints, civil disputes, and hearings before administrative tribunals (e.g. employment insurance, welfare, landlord and tenant disputes, and Canada Pension Plan). The Law Centre also provides law students with clinical and legal education.
There are 1 resources availableThe UVic Access to Justice Centre for Excellence (ACE) was established by the University of Victoria, Faculty of Law late in 2015 in response to the growing concern within the justice community about the problem of diminishing access to justice, and in the belief that there is a unique and important role that the academy can and should play in the resolution of this problem.
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