Freedom of information and privacy

Ask for City records, and learn how the City protects your personal information.

BC’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act gives you the right to see records the City holds, with limited exceptions, and protects your personal information from being collected or shared improperly.

Before you make a request

Many records, like agendas, minutes, bylaws and reports, are already public. Check CivicWeb or call City Hall first.

Make a request

  1. Or fill in the access request formPDF. Describe the records as specifically as you can.
  2. Send it to the Corporate Officer at City Hall.

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