Modernization
Learn more about government’s intention to modernize the museum to protect our historic holdings and provide better access to our collections.
The Royal BC Museum Corporation is governed by an eleven-member Board of Directors, appointed by the Province, and accountable to the Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport. The Board appoints a Chief Executive Officer to implement policies and corporate goals.
Members of the Royal BC Museum Corporation Board of Directors are volunteers and serve the Corporation without remuneration.
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Statement of Financial Information | View PDF |
Statement of Executive Compensation | View PDF |
Standards of Conduct Statement | View PDF |
Standards of Conduct | Read online |
Post Employment Restrictions | Read online |
Purpose:
The Indigenous Advisory and Advocacy Committee (IAAC) is a visionary body that draws on the issues, experiences, expertise and perspectives of Indigenous peoples to advise the Museum on effective and respectful engagement with First Nations in BC and matters relating to the Museum’s governance, corporate planning, operations and repatriation with regard to the Indigenous peoples of British Columbia.
Members:
Andy Everson | View Bio |
Dianne Hinkley | View Bio |
Chief Ron Ignace | View Bio |
Purpose:
The Research Committee oversees and advises on the research activities of the Royal BC Museum and Archives. The Research Advisory Committee is informed by the principles, priorities and processes set out within Royal BC Museum’s Research Strategy (2016-2021).
Members:
The committee consists of 11 members including the Chair, who will be the Vice President, Collections and Research
External Advisory Members (2017-2019):
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