This series consists of papers, mainly draft bills, regarding mining, 1859-1871. Records created before 1871 were created in the office of the Attorney-General of the Colony of British Columbia, and possibly the Attorney-General of the Colony of Vancouver Island, if the records relate to Vancouver Island and were created before 1866 when the two colonies merged. Records created in 1871 were created by the Attorney-General for the Province of British Columbia.

This series consists of letters and copies of letters from the Colonial Attorney General to the Governor forwarding ordinances and commenting on bills and ordinances, 1864-1870.

This series consists of bills, draft ordinances, orders of the day and other working papers for the Legislative Council of the colony of British Columbia.

This series consists of bills, draft bills, orders of the day, notes on debates, estimates, draft legislation, statutes, subject files and other records of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly, 1868-1872.

The first versions or drafts of a bill or act are known as the Blues version, after the blue paper used for the printing. The final version, printed by the Queen’s Printer, is on white paper. All blues versions will be identified as draft. Final versions will be noted at “Statute”.

SUMMARY: Radio spots regarding Bill 39, the B.C. government's Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act of 1947. SIDE 1: spots number 1 through 5. SIDE 2: Spots number 11 and 22.;

SUMMARY: Three radio spots with a message from the Provincial Government of British Columbia.;

SUMMARY: Four spot announcements re: Bill 39, the B.C. government's Industrial Conciliation & Arbitration Act of 1947.;

SUMMARY: Speech about Bill 39, the B.C. government's Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act of 1947.;

SUMMARY: SIDE 1: Five-minute program regarding Bill 39, the B.C. government's Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act of 1947. [SIDE 2: blank.];