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Ministry of Citizens' Services and Open Government

In 1989, British Columbians were introduced to what has become an ever-present (and, in some cases, a little worn, faded and even cracked...) item in most of our wallets – the B.C. Care Card. The province was a different place back then – technologies such as cell phones and the Internet were in their infancy, and barely recognizable in today’s terms.
SURREY – Surrey City Hall will get a new tenant next year when Crown counsel moves in as part of a $3.4-million office relocation and expansion project.
VICTORIA - For most British Columbians, high-speed Internet access has become such a part of our everyday world it would be hard to imagine life without it.
MOUNT CURRIE – The 900 people living in the Lil’wat Nation subdivision of Xet’olacw, near Mount Currie, can finally pull the plug on their old dial-up Internet service now that high-speed broadband has finally reached the community.
CHERRYVILLE – High speed Internet service is coming to Cherryville, thanks to a $250,000 grant from the government of B.C.
RICHMOND – Citizens’ Services and Open Government Minister Ben Stewart presented the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal today to Dr. Ruth Williams, CEO of the All Nations Trust Company (ANTCO), in recognition of her exceptional achievements and distinguished service to her fellow citizens.
RICHMOND – Citizens' Services and Open Government Minister Ben Stewart announced that Xplornet Communications Inc. has been selected by the B.C. government to help deliver the British Columbia Broadband Satellite Initiative (BCBSI).
The new integrated Service BC Centre in Kelowna has officially opened.
VICTORIA – Minister of Citizens’ Services and Open Government Ben Stewart presented the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal today to Rudy Buttignol, president and CEO of Knowledge Network Corporation.
VICTORIA – Government has released its response to the British Columbia’s information and privacy commissioner’s investigation into “no responsive records” responses.
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