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In British Columbia, the Attorney General is the chief law officer for the province and the official legal advisor to the Lieutenant Governor and members of Cabinet.

The Ministry of Attorney General is responsible for the administration and delivery of justice services throughout British Columbia. The Ministry's programs can be broadly grouped into four areas: criminal, civil/family, administrative and regulatory.

In addition, the Ministry is responsible for human rights and a number of independent agencies, boards and commissions.

April 17, 2001
Pilot Project Will Help Tenants Get Security Deposits Back
VICTORIA — A one-year pilot project in Vancouver will look at the problem of security deposits not being returned to tenants. Tim Stevenson, minister of employment and investment, and Jenny Kwan, minister of community development, cooperatives and volunteers, made the announcement today on behalf of Attorney General Graeme Bowbrick. [more]

Click on this logo to learn about the British Columbia Human Rights Champions sponsored by the B.C. Teachers' Federation and the Minister Responsible for Human Rights.


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