The Council of Marine Carriers represents the marine transportation sector in British Columbia, advocating for policies and regulations that benefit its members, including tug and barge companies, ferry operators, and marine constructors.
Research on community social issuesPublic EducationCSPN (Community Social Planning Network)BC CAN (BC Community Accessibility Network)Our Mission & ValuesMissionThe Social Planning and Research Council of B.C. works with communities in building a just and healthy society for all.The definition of 'just and healthy' as adopted by the Board of Directors includes four principles:Equity: The recognition that some individuals or groups require more or less than others to flourish, and that some individuals or groups are capable of contributing more to address deficiencies and promote fairness of distribution.Social Inclusion: The recognition that both the rights and the opportunity to participate in and enjoy all aspects of human life enables individuals and communities to celebrate their diversity, and recognize and act on their responsibilities.
The Environmental Operators Certification Program was initially known as the British Columbia Water and Wastewater Operators Voluntary Certification Program. It began in the late 60's as an ad-hoc group of well intentioned individuals who recognized the importance of what the Operators do and the benefits for everyone to develop a mechanism to identify the tasks they do in the many different circumstances in which they work. With the assistance of the Ministry of Health we retained the lawyer who assisted the Ministry with the Drinking Water Protection Regulation and the Drinking Water Officers Guide to review our 1991 constitution and make recommendations.
Burquest/Congregation Sha'arai Mizrah is a non-profit organization and Reform congregation dedicated to the cultural, religious, social and educational needs of the Jewish Community.