BC’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner exists to address the root causes of inequality, discrimination and injustice in B.C. by shifting laws, policies, practices and cultures. We do this work through education, research, advocacy, inquiry and monitoring.

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing takes leadership in supporting local governments, not-for-profit organizations and residents to build vibrant and healthy communities that are well governed, liveable, safe, economically resilient, and socially and environmentally responsible; and provides British Columbians with access to more affordable, safe and appropriate housing through policy and programs, technical codes and standards, and services for landlords and tenants. ​

The Ministry of Health has overall responsibility for ensuring that quality, appropriate, cost effective and timely health services are available for all British Columbians.

This is the official website of the Government of British Columbia.

The Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia provides supports, education, and information throughout BC. Our mission is: To raise awareness of cerebral palsy in the community; To assist those living with cerebral palsy to reach their maximum potential; To work to see those living with cerebral palsy realize their place as equals in a diverse society.

Plan Institute supports individuals with disabilities and their families by providing educational material and initiatives, including workshops and publications, collaborating on community-based projects, and advocating for policy reform.

The Commissioner is an advocate for the privacy rights of Canadians and her powers include: Investigating complaints, conducting audits and pursuing court action under two federal laws; Publicly reporting on the personal information-handling practices of public and private sector organizations; Supporting, undertaking and publishing research into privacy issues; and promoting public awareness and understanding of privacy issues.

TheVital Statistics Agency registers all vital events (birth, death, marriage) occurring in British Columbia and maintains registries and records of those events back to 1872. The Agency also registers all legal changes of name and operates a registry documenting the location of registrants’ wills.

The Parole Board of Canada, as part of the criminal justice system, makes independent, quality conditional release and pardon decisions and clemency recommendations. The Board contributes to the protection of society by facilitating as appropriate, the timely reintegration of offenders as law-abiding citizens.

BC Registry Services administers and supports the registration of businesses, personal property and manufactured homes.