Regional Districts

REGIONAL DISTRICTS are units of local government created in 1965 to deliver services to people living outside municipal areas and to allow municipalities to provide common services on a shared basis. Districts are governed by boards that are partly elected directly and partly appointed by municipal councils within the district. The province is divided into 28 regional districts. See also GOVERNMENT, LOCAL. See list of BC's regional districts and their populations.

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