Government of British Columbia

This is an RSS feed of all engagement opportunities listed in the Business and Investing category on www.gov.bc.ca/govtogetherbc, the B.C. government's directory of public engagement opportunities. It includes topics such as the economy, jobs and international business.

The Ministry reports the breakdown of the BC Employment and Assistance program by various dimensions. This is a basic data dictionary to define the codes used. It is intended for programmatic use.

A data extract in CSV format taken from the Government Telephone Directory Service (GTDS). The extract contains the same data as is publicly available on https://dir.gov.bc.ca and provides a listing of BC Government staff.

The Ministry reports the breakdown of the BC Employment and Assistance program each month. The data is from 1995 and provides cases, recipients and dependent children by BC Employment and Assistance program designation and family type.

The Ministry reports the breakdown of the BC Employment and Assistance program each month by economic development region. This data is from 1995 onwards and includes counts for cases, recipients and dependent children.

Statistics of downloads of data from www.data.gov.bc.ca licensed under the B.C. Open Government Licence from July 19, 2011 onwards. Fields include record unique identifier, record name, and the number of downloads.

The Ministry reports the breakdown of the BC Employment and Assistance program each month by region. This data is from 1997 and assumes existing regions for all historical data (back casted). Cases, recipients and dependent children are reported for the Ministry regions. Refer to the "Ministry of...

This is an RSS feed of all engagement opportunities listed in the Education and Training category on www.gov.bc.ca/govtogetherbc, the B.C. government's directory of public engagement opportunities. It includes topics such as elementary, high school and post-secondary education.

A tabular summary of British Columbia's Budget 2022 - Budget and Fiscal Plan 2022/23 - 2024/25. This publication includes the 2021/22 Third Quarterly Report.

The Ministry reports the breakdown of the BC Employment and Assistance program each month by client age group. This data is from 1995 onwards and includes counts for cases, recipients and dependent children.

A tabular summary of the Province of British Columbia 2023 Financial and Economic Review.

This is an RSS feed of all content available on www.gov.bc.ca/govtogetherbc, Government's directory of public engagement opportunities.

This archive contains details of all BC Emergency Alerts, issued by the Province of British Columbia and BC RCMP beginning in 2021. Details include date issued, issuing authority, hazard type, region, alert type and complete message sent.

The Ministry reports the monthly caseload for the BC Employment and Assistance program. This data dates back to 1995 and indicates the transitions (movement) between the various BCEA programs.

The Ministry reports the breakdown of the BC Employment and Assistance program each month by health authority. This data is from 1995 onwards and includes counts for cases, recipients and dependent children.

This report provides the total number of children in care by legal category and placement type, by month, by region, by aboriginal indicator. Children in Care are children who are in the custody, care or guardianship of a Director (CF and CS Act) or the Director of adoption (Adoption Act).

A tabular summary of British Columbia's 2023-24 First Quarterly Report - 2023/24 Economic Outlook and Financial Forecast & Three Month Results April - June 2023.

The BC Data Catalogue is the place to find B.C. Government data, applications and web services. Government ministries and many broader public sector agencies publish their data resources in the Catalogue. This data can be used to make informed decisions and create opportunities for the benefit of...

A tabular summary of the Province of British Columbia 2021 Financial and Economic Review.

Each year, tens of thousands of former post-secondary students are asked about their educational experiences, subsequent employment, and further studies. Find out what former students are doing one to two years after their B.C. post-secondary education.