HQ Function

Serves as the legislative and primary administrative hub for the provincial government, housing the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia and offices of key government officials and ministries.

Notable Features:

The historic British Columbia Parliament Buildings, known for their neo-baroque architecture, iconic dome, and picturesque location on the Inner Harbour.

Work Culture:

A public service-oriented environment focused on policy development, program delivery, and citizen engagement, emphasizing collaboration, accountability, and adherence to public sector ethics. Many roles involve direct service to the public or support for elected officials.

HQ Significance:

As the capital, Victoria hosts the decision-making centre of the province, where laws are made and key governmental policies are formulated and implemented.

Values Reflected in HQ: Democracy, public service, heritage preservation, and the authority of the provincial government.

Location:

While primarily focused on serving the citizens and interests within British Columbia, the provincial government maintains an international presence through trade and investment offices in key global markets (e.g., Asia, Europe, USA). These offices work to promote B.C. exports, attract foreign investment, enhance international research and education partnerships, and support B.C. businesses in accessing global opportunities. They also represent B.C.'s interests in international forums on topics like climate action and sustainable development.

Street Address:

501 Belleville Street

City:

Victoria

State/Province:

British Columbia

Country:

Canada