Government Agencies & Offices in Victoria, BC - page 2
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Results from the 'Government Agencies & Offices' category in Victoria
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1249 Esquimalt Rd #103, Victoria, V9A 3N6
(250) 412-8540
City government office, Legislative bodies, Exce, Executive, Municipal Government, Legislative & General Government, Public Administration 
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1061 FORT ST, HARRIS GREEN, Victoria, V8V 3K5
(250) 387-0555
Exce, Legislative bodies, Executive, Public Administration, Provincial Government, Government office, Legislative & General Government 
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Suite 502 - 947 Fort Street, Victoria, V8W 9A3
(250) 953-4208
For over a hundred years, the concept of merit has been the underpinning of excellence and political neutrality in the BC Public Service. While hiring processes have changed over the years, merit has been proven to be the foundation for this non-partisan, professional workforce. The principle of merit is embedded in the legislation – The Public Service Act – which provides for public servants hired for their competence and ability to do the job, not their political beliefs or personal connections. 
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4440 Happy Valley Road, Victoria, V9C 3Z3
(250) 478-1307
sauver des vies humaines, and Safety, prevention, service d’incendie, life, rescue people, Public Order, firefighters, trained, car accidents, public education, disaster, protéger l’environnement, Justice, Fire station, rescuers, fire suppression, fire department, fires, save, collapsed buildings, service de secours, sauver des propriétés, emergency, extinguish, fire, Regional Government, firemen, accidents, rescue, Government Organization 
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715 Bay St, Victoria, V8T 1R1
(250) 363-8753
Government Organization, History museum, Military recruiting office, Armed Forces 
This museum showcases a vast collection of military history with a focus on The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princes Mary’s). Visitors frequently find personal connections to the past with the discovery of family artifacts. The museum is well-organized, maintained, and staffed by helpful individuals. The impressive display of preserved items makes for an engaging and educational experience. 
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1703 Monterey Ave., Victoria, V8R 5V6
(250) 592-9121
Charity, Government Building 
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760 Vernon Avenue, Victoria, V8X 2W6
250-475-4321
The Saanich Police in Victoria, BC, Canada, is a Municipal, full service, community oriented Department. We offer a variety of investigative, preventative, and community policing programs to both protect and serve the residents of Saanich in the most effective manner. The Saanich Police participates in a variety of specialized police services through cooperative agreements with other Municipal Police Agencies in the Capital Regional District (CRD). Some of these services require a high degree of specialization (e.g. Greater Victoria Emergency Response Team) or operate better from a regional rather than a local framework (e.g. Crime Stoppers or Victim Services). By integrating and sharing resources among police agencies all communities benifit equally. By working together we have found that we can optimize the effectiveness and efficiency of these special services without compromising the core community policing services that the residents of Saanich are entitled to. 
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623 Fort Street, Victoria, V8W 1G1
(250) 419-6100
Government office, Government Organization 
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CITY HALL-1 CENTENNIAL SQ, DOWNTOWN, Victoria, V8W 1P6
(250) 385-5711
Except Finance, Government, Legislative & General Government, Government Organization, Executive, Public Administration, City hall, City or town hall 
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810 BLANSHARD ST, DOWNTOWN, Victoria, V8W 2H2
(250) 952-6000
Exce, Executive, Legislative & General Government, Public Administration, Government office, Legislative bodies 
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724 Vanalman Ave, Victoria, V8Z 3B5
(250) 363-3194
Government Organization, Youth organization 
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553 Superior Street, Victoria, V8N 1A1
(250) 387-0327
Government Provincial, Government office 
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675 BELLEVILLE STREET, DOWNTOWN, Victoria, V8W 9W2
(250) 356-7226
Through research and education, we strive to broaden understanding about our province and inspire curiosity and wonder. We are passionate about sharing British Columbia's story with the millions of visitors who walk through our doors and explore our web site each year. Our archives, exhibits and galleries change and grow as our understanding grows, and we endeavour to share our knowledge in original and exciting ways. Each exhibit and gallery tells important stories about British Columbia and provides an engaging and thought-provoking window on the province's past, present and future. Our archives provide a treasure trove of information for researchers and genealogists through the stories that are preserved here. Since the early days of settlement in Victoria, the museum has collected and preserved the province’s significant artifacts and specimens for future generations. The museum was founded 1886 in response to a petition signed by 30 prominent citizens. It was housed in a single room adjoining the Provincial Secretary’s office in the Capital Buildings – nicknamed “the Bird Cages”. John Fannin, who was an avid outdoorsman and collector and gifted taxidermist was appointed as its first curator. In 1977, The 12,000 Year Gap and First Peoples Galleries opened to the public, and in 1979, phase one of the permanent Natural History Galleries, Living Land, Living Sea, opened. The Museum celebrated its Centennial in 1986, and since then has continued to grow – presenting exciting and popular temporary exhibits and completing the second phase of its Natural History Exhibits, Open Oceans. On April 1, 2003, through the proclamation of a new Museum Act, the BC Archives, Helmcken House, the Netherlands Carillon, Thunderbird Park, St Ann’s Schoolhouse and the Royal BC Museum came together as the Royal BC Museum Corporation, creating a unique cultural precinct in the heart of British Columbia’s capital city. 
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836 Courtney St, Victoria, V8W 1C4
(250) 387-6321
