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Access BC Information Systems Group -- a wholly-owned subsidiary of Richmond-based MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. -- has delivered a pilot system that facilitates the online submission of land-title documents in British Columbia.

The system will allow lawyers and notaries across the province to use electronic forms to securely submit change in ownership and mortgage documents directly to the land title office, replacing the costly and time-consuming process of submitting paper documents in person. Once fully implemented, BC OnLine will be the operational interface with the public for accepting electronic filings.

Weiterlesen: Canada: Land-title office to allow e-filing

Information dating back four years available to municipal governments

B.C. Assessment will spend 2004 expanding its nascent online property database by offering municipalities access to older records and opening it up to the private sector.

Weiterlesen: Canada: B.C. Assessment to open doors to property database

Tax cuts assured. Looking to create first e-government

Get ready for some serious changes in the way Quebec delivers services and pays for them, says Premier Jean Charest.

Weiterlesen: Canada: Charest pledges leaner Quebec

Premier Jean Charest's Liberal government introduced plans Thursday for what it calls e-government, improving and expanding online services for Quebecers.

But Henri-Francois Gautrin, parliamentary assistant to Charest, said the traditional ways of reaching the government, such as telephone calls and face-to-face meetings, won't be eliminated.

Weiterlesen: Canada: Quebec to offer more services online

E-government is the buzzword in public administration these days, as bureaucrats try to make more and more services available on-line. Canadians can process everything from tax returns to dog licences through the Internet, and governments at all levels are trying to make their services as technologically advanced as possible. Canada has been repeatedly recognized by observers like Accenture as one of the world's most-advanced e-governments.

Weiterlesen: Canada: No easy e-path to democracy

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