LTSA Customer Fee Change

Most LTSA customer fees are changing as of April 1, 2024. Learn more

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Need to change your address? Alert Level: LOW

Learn how to update your mailing address on title with LTSA’s online application form or learn how to make other changes to title.

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Front Counters Open By Appointment Only Alert Level: LOW

Please be aware that LTSA’s Land Title Office front counters are open 9 am – 3 pm, Monday to Friday by appointment only. Many common transactions are now available online. To book an in-person visit, contact the Customer Service Centre at 1-877-577-LTSA (5872) .

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Resources

Adoption Resources, including workflow and process management tools, are available for organizations who are considering ParcelMap BC adoption.

Current ParcelMap BC Adopters

The adoption of ParcelMap BC is a milestone, where ParcelMap BC is recognized and referenced as the current, complete and trusted mapped representation of titled and Crown land parcels in BC, graphically and for identifying attribution, by the Adopter organization, which include local governments and major utilities in the Province, among others.

Contact ParcelMapBC@ltsa.ca for more information.

Comments from a Parcelmap BC Adopter

“As a dynamic and reliable assessment services provider that supports strong and vibrant communities, BC Assessment benefits from operational and customer efficiencies by using ParcelMap BC as our cadastre source.”

Tom, BC Assessment

Map of Local Governments Who Have Adopted ParcelMap BC

Local governments who have adopted are shown in green and those in the process of transitioning are in blue.


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Current ParcelMap BC Adopters

Local Governments Other Adopters
Resort Municipality of Whistler Agricultural Land Commission
City of Kimberley DataBC (Ministry of Citizens' Services)
Regional District of Bulkley-NechakoBC Assessment
City of CranbrookFortisBC – Electricity
Regional District of Kitimat-StikineRCMP E Division
Squamish-Lillooet Regional DistrictTransLink (South Coast BC Transportation Authority)
City of Grand ForksTransMountain Canada Inc
District of TofinoLTSA: Office of the Director of Land Titles
Village Lion's BayLTSA: Office of the Surveyor General
City of PentictonBC Oil & Gas Commission
District of StewartPacific Northern Gas Ltd.
City of Prince RupertGeoBC (Ministry of Forests)
Village of AshcroftLands Branch (Ministry of Forests)
Tsawwassen First NationProperty & Information Management Branches (Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure)
District of Port EdwardBusiness Risk Management Branch (Ministry of Agriculture)
Village of BelcarraICI Society – Integrated Cadastral Fabric (ICF)
City of RevelstokeCity West Cable and Telephone Corp
District of PeachlandTelus
District of HoustonShaw Communications
District of UclueletBC Hydro
District of 100 Mile House
City of Quesnel
Town of Ladysmith
Peace River Regional District
District of Tumbler Ridge
City of Williams Lake
District of Sicamous
Regional District of Fraser-Fort George
City of Rossland
Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District
Village of Valemount
City of Trail
Stikine Region
Village of Burns Lake
Village of Fraser Lake
District of Fort St. James
Village of Granisle
Town of Smithers
Village of Telkwa
District of Vanderhoof
Village of Pouce Coupe
District of Taylor
Village of McBride
Village of Hazelton
District of New Hazelton
City of Kamloops
District of Summerland
District of Chetwynd
Village of Pemberton
District of Squamish
District of Lake Country
Islands Trust
Fraser Valley Regional District
District of Hope
Village of Harrison Hot Springs
District of Lillooet
Thompson-Nicola Regional District
Village of Chase
District of Logan Lake
Village of Cache Creek
Village of Lytton
City of Merritt
Village of Clinton
District of Barriere
Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality
District of Clearwater
Village of Port Clements
Village of Masset
North Coast Regional District
Central North Coast Regional District
Prince Rupert Port Authority
Village of Queen Charlotte
City of Powell River
Qathet Regional District
District of Elkford
Regional District of Kootenay Boundary
Village of Midway
Village of Montrose
Village of Warfield
The Corporation of the Village of Fruitvale
City of Greenwood
Northern Rockies Regional Municipality
Metro Vancouver Regional District
District of Kitimat
City of Dawson Creek
District of Sparwood
City of Fernie
District of Oak Bay
District of Wells
District of Invermere
Village of Radium Hot Springs
District of Hudson's Hope
Bowen Island Municipality
District of Central Okanagan
Capital Regional District
Comox Valley Regional District
Village of Cumberland
City of Courtenay
Village of Lumby
Town of Comox
Cowichan Valley Regional District
City of Duncan
Town of Qualicum Beach
City of Kelowna
City of Vernon
City of Prince George
Sunshine Coast Regional District
District of Sechelt
Town of Gibsons
City of Port Alberni
City of Langford
City of Colwood

A monthly updated dashboard detailing the current status of adoption across the stakeholder community can be found on the ParcelMap BC Adoption Status page.

Resources for Adopting ParcelMap BC

LTSA and ICI Society offer a number of resources and tools to allow organizations to adopt ParcelMap BC fabric as their base cadastre for operations.

Benefits for Adopters

ParcelMap BC supports the operations of local governments and other Participating Stakeholders by helping improve the speed of land-related research, planning and business decisions while minimizing data discrepancies.

  • Delivers a sustainable, standardized and continually updated spatial and attribute representation for parcels – a closest-to-source, province-wide property data infrastructure with fewer errors and greater efficiency.
  • Serves as a common system of reference – ParcelMap BC is used to research, prepare and submit survey plans across all local jurisdictions.
  • Provides an authoritative representation of property ownership including tax assessment relationship to BC Assessment’s Jurisdiction and Roll (Folio).
  • Delivers cross-border cadastral data alignment between local governments while supporting alignment of other key data such as zoning, planning, asset management and transportation.
  • Helps inform constituents with land-related research and assist with front counter inquiries through ParcelMap BC Search service.
  • Legal, engineering, survey and IT staff can focus on value-add and service delivery, not maintaining parcel data.