Victoria (B.C.). Downtown Parking Committee
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Victoria (B.C.). Downtown Parking Committee
Victoria (B.C.). Group "A" Committee
Victoria (B.C.). Group "B" Committee
Victoria (B.C.). Heritage Advisory Committee
Victoria (B.C.). Liquor Licencing Advisory Committee
Victoria (B.C.). Special City Hall Building Committee
Victoria (B.C.). Street, Sewers, and Bridges Committee
Victoria (B.C.). Task Force on Public Participation and Committee Restructuring
Victoria (B.C.). Traffic and Transportation Committee
Victoria (B.C.). Traffic Subcommittee
The Victoria African Violet Club was a non-profit association established to promote interest in the growing of African Violets.
Victoria Canada-China Friendship Association
The Victoria Canada-China Friendship Association was founded to develop and further friendship and understanding between the Canadian and Chinese peoples.
Victoria Centennial Celebration Society
Victoria Chemical Company Limited
The Victoria Chemical Company, founded in part by Frederick Moore, manufactured acids, fertilizers and tree sprays. It later merged with other companies to become the Canadian Explosives Company. About 1912, it moved its operations to James Island.
The Victoria Iron Works operated as engineers, machinists, and iron and brass founders.
Victoria and Sidney Railway Company
British Columbia Electric Railway Company
Victoria (B.C.). Advisory Planning Commission
The APC was the successor to the Zoning Board of Appeal (1933-1949) and was succeeded by the Advisory Planning and Transportation Committee (1999-present).
Victoria (B.C.). Advisory Design Panel
St. John the Divine Anglican Church (Victoria, B.C.)
The first building of St. John the Divine Anglican Church stood at the corner of Douglas and Fisgard Streets. Built in 1860, it was called the Iron Church for its corrugated iron siding. The Iron Church was in use until 1912, when it was replaced by a larger brick and stone structure on the corner of Quadra and Mason Streets.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire
The Daughters of the Empire, Florence Nightingale Chapter, was a charity devoted to assisting with a broad range of matters related to health care.
Brooks and Berry was a photographic studio operated by Edward Coley Brooks and his partner, Berry. The studio was located at 164 Johnson St.
Victoria.
Campbell Studio was a commercial photography studio that operated from ca. 1939 to 1974. It was managed by A.L. Lee and J.L.W. Price. At one point, Campbell Studio evidently acquired the photographs of the photographer Claude Colpitts.
Based in Victoria, Colpitts Studio was operated by photographer Claude Colpitts ca. 1917-1921. Colpitts later moved to California and passed away in 1939. The Colpitts Studio was evidently taken over by Campbell Studio.
Victoria (B.C.). Planning and Inspection Division
Victoria (B.C.). Protocol Division
Victoria (B.C.). Legislative Services Department
Victoria (B.C.). Human Resources Department
Victoria (B.C.). Recreation Renewal Project Team
Victoria (B.C.). GIS Task Force
Victoria (B.C.). Downtown Blanshard Advisory Committee
British Columbia Underwriters Association
Victoria (B.C.). Traffic Engineering and Transportation Planning Department
Victoria (B.C.). Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
Victoria (B.C.). Chinatown Ad Hoc Committee