Government
In our role as the operator of BC’s land title and survey systems, we collaborate, support and communicate with all levels of government and First Nations on initiatives of mutual public interest.
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Working with LTSA
The Province through Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development is responsible for the legislative framework of BC’s land title and survey systems. While the LTSA is an independent statutory corporation, the structure of our relationship with the Province requires we work closely together and are guided by the Operating Agreement.
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Wildfire and Disaster Recovery
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Working with LTSA
By using our services, local governments improve the speed of land-related research and planning decisions and minimize data discrepancies.
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First Nations and LTSA
The First Nations Summit provides input to LTSA through LTSA’s Stakeholder Advisory Committee, and nominates a Director to LTSA’s Board of Directors. Many First Nations in British Columbia have negotiated, or are negotiating, agreements with the Province, and these agreements take many forms. For agreements that include specific lands, the LTSA provides services to assist with the implementation of the agreements.
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ASR Register
The Authorized Subscriber Register enables organizations that employ a statutory officer or BC commissioner to electronically issue and submit land title documents on the organization’s behalf, eliminating the need to retain the services of a lawyer or a notary public.-
Become an ASR Member
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About ASR Register
The LTSA has developed the Authorized Subscriber Register to enable organizations that employ a statutory officer or BC commissioner to electronically issue and submit land title documents on the organization's behalf.
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