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Digital Code of Practice: Integrate ethics
Being ethical means treating people fairly and living up to public service ethical standards and corporate values.
Accessing forestry applications made efficient and secure
Forest Access Management puts more control in the hands of administrators. Learn how Forestry Digital Services used service design and an Agile approach to build a new system for managing user access.
Digital Code of Practice: Take care of information and data
A modern government should manage data in a way that builds trust and maximizes its value to the public.
Improving HealthLink BC’s website for everyone’s needs
HealthLink BC is a trusted source of public health information and services in B.C. Learn how user research and testing enabled their redesigned website to help meet an increased demand.
Draft artificial intelligence responsible use principles
B.C.’s AI principles establish a clear vision for how to approach AI responsibly.
Learn the basics of artificial intelligence
An overview of key definitions and concepts for working with artificial intelligence in the B.C. government.
Monitoring mining operations
Following the collapse of a mine tailings dam in 2014, the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources (EMPR) sought to improve the way it used technology for record management, mine oversight and to provide information to the public.
Digital Code of Practice: Manage risks proportionately
Managing risk means having ways to identify, assess and respond to events that could cause negative outcomes.
Q&A: Crystal Hall, author of Antiracist by Design
Our February 2025 #DigitalBC livestream Antiracist by Design explored how to build projects with a deliberate antiracist approach. Read our post-session Q&A with author Crystal Hall for fresh insights on creating inclusive policies and services.
Protected: Use of AI in the BCPS
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