Societies need flexibility when managing incorporation, membership and governance matters. In response to this need, the legislation governing societies is changing. All BC societies must comply with the new Societies Act, which comes into effect November 28, 2016. We are prepared to help societies with their transition. To learn more, visit our Societies Act page.
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