The series consists of orders-in-council arranged numerically by year and then by OIC number. The series also includes some maps and text attachments which were transferred in 1974 from the Dept. of the Provincial Secretary. The records were cre...
The series consists of certified copies of records pertaining to Indian lands obtained by the Dept. of the Attorney-General in 1976 from the Public Record Office, London.It includes selected page copies of proclamations (PC 2/110), correspondence,...
The file consists of Attorney-General correspondence file 12/09. It contains a file of signatures on a petition to Messrs. Hon. Bowser, J.F. Ford, A.H. MeGowan, G.A. McGuire, J.F. Garden and Hon. R.G. Tatlow, Members of the British Columbia Le...
The Attorney-General Document series consists mainly of transcripts of depositions and preliminary hearings and trials, forwarded to the Attorney-General and numbered consecutively by year they were filed. Registers and indexes (volumes 879 to 88...
Contains selected inward correspondence from 1872 to 1950, although most of the items date from 1872 to 1937. The Attorney General's Department used several numbering and filling systems during this time period; from 1872 to 1911 letters wer...
Inquisitions/inquests conducted by coroners in British Columbia and selected by PABC staff for retention in their original formats. Most, if not all, of these Inquests also occur in GR-1327 and GR-1328.
Registers and indexes to coroners' inquiries and inquests, 1874-1937. In the registers (1889-1937), names are listed chronologically by year. In the indexes (1879-1937), names are arranged alphabetically by year.Coroners' inquiries and...
The Attorney General of the Province of British Columbia versus Theodore Ludgate and the Attorney General of the Dominion of Canada re ownership of Deadman's Island, Burrard Inlet. Includes: Attorney-General vs. Ludgate (Queen's Printer...
Consists of annual reports submitted to the Minister of the Attorney General from the Workmens' Compensation Board and Mothers' Pensions Act. The Dept. of Attorney General was the department responsible for administering these programs....
Guides and indexes to correspondence: subject index, 1911-1918; guide to filing system, 1902-1911, including index to subject drawers; guide to filing system, 1919-1924; guide to filing system, 1925-1937.
Files P-291-2 and P-291-7, Policing of British Columbia, consisting of files on the take over of the B.C. Provincial Police by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and of various personnel files.
Correspondence, memos, notes, reports and agreements accumulated in the course of presenting British Columbia's case to the Commission to receive and inquire into the arguments of the Government of the Province of British Columbia in support ...
Correspondence files, inward and outward, covering all topics for which the Attorney General was responsible, including legislation and opinions to other departments. During this period, Attorney General responsibilities included industrial school...
The series consists of a microfilmed subject index to Attorney-General correspondence inward, created between 1911 and 1937. The index is primarily for the years 1911-1919, although there are some entries from as early as 1901 and references to a...
Register of letters inward. Arranged alphabetically by the name of the correspondent and by year with government departments following the end of general correspondence listings in each register.
Inquisitions and inquests conducted by coroners in British Columbia [1862], 1872-1937. To obtain the inquest number for inquests on reels B02374 to B02445, consult the contemporary indexes and registers. For indexes and registers see GR-0432.
Inquisitions (inquests) conducted during the colonial period, including the following:Vancouver Island (Colony), 1859 - 18 Nov 1866British Columbia (Colony), 1859 - 18 Nov 1866British Columbia (United Colony), 19 Nov 1866 - 20 Jul 1871The files us...
