British Columbia

British Columbia Parliament Building

British Columbia became the 6th Province on July 20, 1871.  Victoria is the provincial capital.

 

There are courthouses in the following locations:

 

Law Courts   ( Court of Appeal and Supreme Court )

 

British Columbia Court of Appeal

 

Law Courts   ( Supreme Court and Provincial Court )

 

Campbell River	Chilliwack	Courtenay	Cranbrook	Dawson Creek
Duncan	Fort Nelson	Fort St. John	Golden	Kamloops
Kelowna	Nanaimo	Nelson	New Westminster	Penticton
Port Alberni	Powell River	Prince George	Prince Rupert	Quesnel
Revelstoke	Rossland	Salmon Arm	Smithers	Terrace
Vancouver	Vernon	Victoria	Williams Lake

Provincial Court Courthouses

 

	100 Mile House	Abbotsford	Atlin	Burns Lake	Castlegar
	Chetwynd	Clearwater	Creston	Dease Lake	Fernie
	Fort St. James	Fraser Lake	Ganges	Grand Forks	Hazelton
	Houston	Inverness	Kitimat	Lilouet	Mackenzie
	Masset	McBride	Merritt	Nakusp	New Aiyansh
	North Vancouver	Pemberton	Port Coquitlam	Port Hardy	Princeton
	Queen Charlotte City	Richmond	Sechelt	Sparwood	Stewart
	Surrey	Tofino	Tumbler Ridge	Uclueiet	Valemount
	Vancouver	Vanderhoof	Victoria ( Colwood )

 

Old Courthouses

 

Ashcroft	Fernie	Fort Steele	Grand Forks	Greenwood
Kaslo	Kamloops	Merritt	Nicola	Oliver
Richfield ( Barkerville )	Smithers	Vancouver	Victoria

Highest Point – Mount Fairweather at 4,633 meters (  15,295 feet ) is located in the central west 

Lowest Point  – Pacific Ocean ( sea level ) is located along the west

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Government House – Victoria