french is the official language in british columbia.
french is the official language in british columbia.
what is the official language in british columbia?
french
bullet::::- criminal justice system of british columbia









































bullet::::- criminal code









































bullet::::- capital punishment in british columbia: none.









































bullet::::- canada eliminated the death penalty for murder nationwide on july 14, 1976.









































bullet::::- same-sex marriage in british columbia









































section::::government and politics of british columbia.:legal framework in british columbia.:law enforcement in british columbia.









































list of law enforcement agencies in british columbia









































bullet::::- british columbia provincial police (defunct)









































bullet::::- royal canadian mounted police "e" division









































bullet::::- e-comm









































bullet::::- british columbia sheriff services









































section::::government and politics of british columbia.:military in british columbia.









































bullet::::- military units in british columbia (historical)
outline of british columbia
bullet::::- 1858: the crown colony of british columbia is established by an act of the imperial parliament. the template provision used for the vancouver island colony is again used: domestic english law is applied to the new colony, which therefore has english as its only official language.









































bullet::::- 1865: british columbia and vancouver's island are merged into a single colony. english remains the only official language.









































bullet::::- 1871: the crown colony of british columbia becomes a canadian province. english remains the only official language in matters of provincial jurisdiction.









































section::::official languages policy and legislation relating to the provinces and territories.:manitoba.
timeline of official languages policy in canada