gov.bc.ca
The official website of the Government of British Columbia.
Ministries and organizationsAccess services in B.C.
Connect to benefits and savings to help with daily costs
Give feedback on government plans, policies and projects
Find information for major life events, including ordering certificates and legal name changes.
Learn about government and our initiatives, and how we’re building relationships with Indigenous Peoples.
Find open data created and held by the B.C. government. Includes geographic data and statistics about B.C.’s population, labour market and economy.
Learn about personal, public and commercial transport. Includes driver licensing, insurance, highways and road safety.
Information on early childhood, K to 12, post-secondary and adult education. Includes resources and supports for education and skills training.
Learn about jobs, business and investment in B.C. Includes employment standards, business supports and funding.
Find out what B.C. is doing to address climate change. Includes information on air and water quality, waste management and environmental assessments.
Resources for children, youth, families, seniors and people living with disabilities. Includes child care, income assistance and disability assistance.
Learn about agriculture, seafood, natural resources and land use. Includes information on forestry, mining, energy and the BC Building Code.
Find information for patients and health care professionals. Includes the Medical Services Plan (MSP), BC PharmaCare, mental health and substance use supports.
Learn about renting, owning, buying or selling a home in B.C.
Learn about human rights, the legal system, courts and policing.
Learn about public safety, crime prevention and natural disasters. Includes information on criminal record checks, cannabis and emergency preparedness.
Learn about outdoor recreation, sport and culture in B.C. Includes hunting and fishing licences, BC Parks.
Learn about provincial taxes and tax credits. Includes information about audits, rulings and appeals.
Information about visiting, moving or immigrating to, or studying in B.C. Includes information and supports for tourism businesses.
Parts of Juan de Fuca Provincial Park are closed due to recent heavy rain, wind and flooding in the south coast region, which caused significant damage to several areas and infrastructure throughout the park.
Premier David Eby has issued the following statement marking Indigenous Veterans Day:
After two years of dedicated service, Matt Smith, chief of staff to the Premier of British Columbia, will transition out of his role and support incoming leadership.