June 18, 2021 •
Legislative Assembly of British Columbia Adjourns for the Summer

British Columbia Legislature
The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia adjourned for the summer on June 17th. The 2021 spring legislative session saw the Assembly primarily tackling issues relating to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. This includes measures that would keep people safe and enable […]
The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia adjourned for the summer on June 17th.
The 2021 spring legislative session saw the Assembly primarily tackling issues relating to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. This includes measures that would keep people safe and enable a strong economic recovery.
The Assembly is scheduled to reconvene on October 4. This does not affect lobbyist reporting.
March 31, 2020 •
British Columbia Legislative Committees Videoconferencing

British Columbia Legislature
As of March 30, committees of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, such as the Public Account Committee, continue to meet using videoconferencing. Some of the committee videoconferencing is available for the public to view live on the Assembly’s website. […]
As of March 30, committees of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, such as the Public Account Committee, continue to meet using videoconferencing.
Some of the committee videoconferencing is available for the public to view live on the Assembly’s website.
On March 23, lawmakers had adjourned their Spring Session to a date they have not yet determined.
Legislators will reconvene at their physical legislative building when the Speaker of the House, after consultation with the government, determines the public interest requires it or when advised by the government.
June 16, 2017 •
British Columbia Lawmakers Reconvene on June 22
On June 22, the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia will resume following an election without any clear mandate for the direction of the government. The provincial election held last month produced no party winning with a majority in the 87-seat […]
On June 22, the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia will resume following an election without any clear mandate for the direction of the government.
The provincial election held last month produced no party winning with a majority in the 87-seat Assembly. A proclamation calling for the convening of the Assembly was confirmed by Judith Guichon, the 29th Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia and the representative of the Crown in the province, and was released on June 12.
A speech from the Throne is expected in the afternoon of the 22nd.
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