Public records — parcel fabric, zoning, agricultural land reserve, assessments, soil capability, governance documents — assembled into inspectable, sourced records. 89,579 parcels across 20 areas of British Columbia, and growing.
Put the rules and decisions on the map →
Find the rules for your home. Read the source. See what changed. Public land records should be easy for everyone to use.
Land Intelligence brings land maps and their sources together. It shows lots, zones, farm land rules, assessed values and soil data. Our Trust archive holds bylaws, maps and meeting records. We turn scanned pages and recorded speech into text you can search.
Bylaws and maps · Public-record archive · Meeting transcripts
Machines can misread a page or a voice. Check quoted words in the linked source.
Start with BC. Keep town, city and regional land rules, maps and dated records. Link each rule to the land it affects. Then grow across Canada and the world. The goal includes buildings and each home within them, such as condos. Each new area needs a clear list of sources, dates and gaps.
Original source collections: Islands Trust document library · Trust public local-area files