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Our Province
Climate
British Columbia has four distinct seasons, but the climate or weather changes dramatically, depending on where you live, how close you are to the ocean or how high you live above sea level. This section will give you a description of the climate in each of B.C.'s eight regions.
Geography
This section describes B.C.’s location on the West Coast of North America and its mountains, oceans, rivers, islands, valleys and fjords. It is a good place to start discovering the world-renowned beauty of British Columbia.
History
For hundreds of years, people from many lands have made B.C. their home. B.C.’s history goes back thousands of years and includes a rich Aboriginal culture. Learn about our province’s history in this section.
Government
Canada has a democratic system of government, elected by its citizens. There are several levels of government in Canada, each with specific roles and responsibilities. Learn more about our governments and about the rights and freedoms enjoyed by all Canadians.


