British Columbia. Mineral Resources Branch
- 18018
- Government
- 1973-1981
British Columbia. Mineral Resources Branch
British Columbia. Mineral Resources Division
British Columbia. Mineral Revenue Division
British Columbia. Mineralogical Branch
British Columbia. Mining Court (North Kootenay)
British Columbia Mining Record
The British Columbia Mining Record is a publication devoted to the mining industry of B.C.
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Atlin Lake)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Barkerville)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Bridge River)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Clinton)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Fort Steele)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Grand Forks)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Lillooet)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Nelson)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Osoyoos)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Rossland)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Skeena)
British Columbia. Mining Recorder (Telegraph Creek)
British Columbia Mining Stock Board
The British Columbia Mining Stock Board was a stock exchange in Victoria, B.C.
British Columbia. Mining Titles Division
British Columbia. Ministry for Children and Families
In 1996, the duties, powers and functions of the Ministry of Social Services in relation to Child, Family and Community Services, Community Support Services, and Health Services which were directly unrelated to the provision of income assistance were transferred to the newly established Ministry for Children and Families. All remaining functions were transferred to the renamed Ministry of Human Resources (OIC 1069/1996). In 2001 the Ministry for Children and Families was renamed the Ministry of Children and Family Development (OIC 565/2001).
British Columbia. Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs
The Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs was established in 1991 as the successor to the Ministry of Native Affairs (OIC 1370/91). The purpose of the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs was to:
(a) develop policy related to various native issues,
(b) coordinate inter-ministry work on program issues related to native affairs,
(c) establish and maintain liaison with Indian groups, local communities and the federal government respecting native affairs,
(d) administer the First Citizen's Fund Special Account.
In 1999, the Minister was charged with the administration of the Nisga'a Final Agreement Act. In the same year, the Minister was also charged with oversight responsibilities for the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia.
In 2001, the core functions of the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs were transferred to the newly-created Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services. Treaty negotiation functions were transferred to the Ministry of Attorney General (OIC 565/2001).
British Columbia. Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation
The Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation is established on June 16, 2005 (OIC 450/2005). Functions of the Ministry of Attorney General in respect to Treaty Negotiations were transferred to this ministry along with the functions of the Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women’s Services. The mandate of this Ministry is to close the socio-economic gap between Aboriginal groups and other British Columbians, build respectful relationships and reconcile Aboriginal rights and title through treaty agreements. The Ministry was renamed the Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation in 2017 (OIC 213/2017).
British Columbia. Ministry of Advanced Education (2001-2008)
The Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology was renamed the Ministry of Advanced Education in 2001 (OIC 565/2001). The Ministry of Advanced Education provided funding and policy direction for British Columbia's public post-secondary education system, and administers student financial assistance programs. The ministry also administers provincial statutes governing public and private post-secondary institutions.
The Ministry of Advanced Education was renamed the Ministry of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development in 2008 (OIC 430/2008). At this time, functions related to science were transferred to the Ministry of Technology, Trade and Economic Development. The new Ministry of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development gained some additional functions from the Ministry of Economic Development, Ministry of Finance, and Ministry of Community Services.
British Columbia. Ministry of Advanced Education (2011-2012)
In 2011 the Ministry of Science and Universities was renamed the Ministry of Advanced Education (OIC 62/2011). In 2012 the Ministry of Advanced Education was renamed the Ministry of Advanced Education, Innovation and Technology (OIC 594/2012).
British Columbia. Ministry of Advanced Education (2013-2017)
In 2013 the Ministry of Advanced Education, Innovation and Technology was renamed the Ministry of Advanced Education (OIC 233/2013). In 2017 it was again renamed the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training (OIC 213/2017).
British Columbia. Ministry of Advanced Education and Job Training (1986-1989)
The Ministry of Advanced Education and Job Training was renamed in late 1986 from the Ministry of Continuing Education and Job Training (OIC 2168/1986). Name changed again in 1989 to Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology (OIC 1574/1989).
British Columbia. Ministry of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development
The Ministry of Advanced Education was renamed the Ministry of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development on June 23, 2008 (OIC 430/2008). Some functions in respect to education and the labour market were added to it from the Ministry Economic Development, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Community Services. The function of this ministry was to assist British Columbians in becoming the most educated and literate in the Country. They were also focused on creating more jobs by providing well-educated and skilled labour and targeting skills where there is a shortage in the market.
In 2010, the ministry was renamed the Ministry of Regional Economic and Skills Development. At this time, some functions related to advanced education were also transferred to the Ministry of Science and Universities (OIC 652/2010).
British Columbia. Ministry of Advanced Education, Innovation and Technology
In 2012 the Ministry of Advanced Education was renamed the Ministry of Advanced Education, Innovation and Technology (OIC 594/2012). In 2013 the ministry's name reverted to the Ministry of Advanced Education (OIC 233/2013).
British Columbia. Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training
In 2017 the Ministry of Advanced Education was renamed the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training (OIC 213/2017). The Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training provides leadership and direction for post-secondary education and skills training systems in British Columbia as well as labour market information and programs.