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The British Columbia Society of Landscape Architects (BCSLA) has been the regulatory body for landscape architecture in British Columbia since 1964, operating under the Architects Landscape Act. Committed to public health, safety, and welfare, BCSLA members are involved in the planning, design, and management of both natural and built environments across various sectors. Located on unceded Coast Salish territories, the BCSLA acknowledges and respects the histories and cultures of First Nations in Canada. Through events, continuing education, and recognition of excellence, the organization fosters a collaborative environment for landscape architects dedicated to their profession and community enhancement. Generated from the website

LandlordBC serves as the ultimate resource for individuals and organizations involved in owning and managing rental housing in British Columbia. Advocating for the importance of housing, they offer exclusive membership benefits providing access to essential resources and support for successful rental property management, benefiting both landlords and tenants alike. From a comprehensive I Rent It Right™ e-learning program to corporate training and education, LandlordBC equips members with the necessary knowledge and tools to operate a rental housing business efficiently in BC. They offer a platform for industry professionals to seek assistance, streamline day-to-day operations, save time with trusted service providers, enhance their reputation, and stay informed on industry changes. With a focus on supporting owners and managers of varying scales of rental housing, LandlordBC's commitment to representing member interests in the rental housing industry is facilitated through government and media relations, ensuring that the voices of landlords are heard and respected. Generated from the website content

The Planning Institute of British Columbia (PIBC) serves as the professional association for planners in British Columbia and the Yukon, promoting effective planning practices to foster resilient and inclusive communities. As the westernmost affiliate of the Canadian Institute of Planners, PIBC supports its members through various committees, professional development programs, and networking opportunities. PIBC is dedicated to advancing the planning profession by providing resources such as consultant listings, job postings, and continuous professional learning initiatives. The institute also hosts events, including the annual conference, to engage planners and enhance their skills in addressing contemporary planning challenges. Generated from the website