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An Audit of the Oil & Gas Commission's Framework for Compliance and Enforcement

The Forest Practices Board was asked to perform an assessment of the Oil and Gas Commission's (OGC) compliance and...
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Glyphosate Herbicide Impacts

A complaint was submitted to the Forest Practices Board on June 29, 2009 asserting that the BC government had not been...
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Forestry Audit: British Columbia Timber Sales Kootenay Lake

BCTS and licence holders in the Kootenay Lake Forest District complied in all significant respects with legislative...
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Cutblocks and Roads near Furlong Creek

A resident of Lakelse Lake, near Terrace, wrote to the Board with concerns about forest practices in a...
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Construction of the McCorkall and Woodpecker Forestry Roads

On October 30, 2006 the Forest Practices Board received a complaint regarding the construction of two forestry...
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Control of Invasive Plants on Crown Land in British Columbia

Management of invasive plants in British Columbia is a complex task involving a range of jurisdictions, legislation,...
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What is an appeal?

The Forest Appeals Commission is an independent tribunal and has the authority to hear appeals of a range of determinations (an act, omission, decision, procedure, levy, order, or other action made or taken by an official) made under the Forest and Range Practices Act, the Wildfire Act and others. The Commission can hold hearings in […]
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How can the Board be independent when the government funds you?

While the Board is accountable to the Minister of Forests, it does not report to the minister and does not receive its funding from the ministry. The Board receives its funding directly from the Treasury Board. The Board operates independently, deciding what audits and special investigations it will carry out, and must deal with all […]
The Board conducts its work throughout British Columbia, and we respectfully acknowledge the territories of the many Indigenous Peoples who have lived on these lands since time immemorial.
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