Engagement is ongoing On this page: Vision The ways we work together on a shared vision for this new museum will become part of its legacy. The engagement process is guided by the principles of equity, inclusion, accessibility, cultural safety, anti-racism, and anti-casteism. It provides multiple and different opportunities for participation, where communities, groups and …
Engagement was open May 31 to December 31, 2024 On this page: Vision A place for community to come together in British Columbia. We will continue to work with and engage local Filipino Canadian organizations and communities in B.C., and all British Columbians, on a vision for a centre that is led by, supports, and …
Engagement was open December 21, 2023 to January 8, 2025 On this page… Engagement summary We are looking to the future of the Royal BC Museum to reimagine your museum and archives. With your help, we can ensure people from all corners of the province feel welcomed, included, and represented through community connections, educational programs, …
Engagement Summary The Province of British Columbia and the City of Vancouver are working together to have Vancouver’s Chinatown designated a United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage site. As part of this, the Province and the City committed to establishing a Chinese Canadian Museum. The Minister of State for Trade George …
Engagement Summary The Royal BC Museum is one of B.C.’s greatest cultural icons, drawing millions of visitors each year onsite and online. It offers visitors the chance to explore our social and environmental history and discover the events and people that have shaped our province. On Feb. 12, 2019, the speech from the throne announced …
Engagement Summary British Columbia has a rich variety of fossils. They are the footprints of our history and a geological record of our past. Fossils are an important heritage resource with significant scientific and educational value. We want to ensure our history lives on into our future. The province sought input to designate an official …
Engagement Summary Heritage BC, a not-for-profit, charitable organization, was contracted to administer the public nomination process for places of historical significance to South Asian Canadians in British Columbia. The project focused on the places associated with stories and experiences of individuals who identify themselves as having heritage based in the South Asian regions of India, …
Engagement Summary The Province invited the public to nominate places of significance to Japanese Canadians and Canadians of Japanese descent which reflect the development and history of British Columbia. Historic places of the highest significance were considered for formal recognition by the Government of British Columbia and placed on the B.C. Register of Historic Places …
Engagement Summary If you’ve travelled in B.C. or live close to a historic site, chances are that you have seen at least one of these signs which were first displayed on our roads and highways in 1958. Each of the 164 existing Stop of Interest signs tell the story of a person, place or event …
Engagement Summary The Ministry of Forests, Lands, and Natural Resource Operations holds a photo contest each year for its publications The Hunting and Trapping Regulation Synopsis, which is published every even year, and the Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis, which is published every odd year. Prior to each publication a photo contest is held to determine …
