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The Law Society is seeking expressions of interest from individuals who wish to be put forward for nomination by the Law Society for consideration for appointment as a Director of the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia (LTSA). As a result of an upcoming term expiry on March 31, 2026, the Law Society is required to submit nominations to the LTSA which will result in a Director appointment in effect April 1, 2027 for a three-year term.
Persons interested in being nominated for appointment consideration by the LTSA are invited to review information below, and submit an application form and supporting resume online, along with an explanation of how they meet the detailed criteria. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those candidates selected to move forward in the nomination selection process will be contacted.
The LTSA has modernized its systems to be among the best in the world by automating transactions, building an electronic map of all legal parcels in the province, and improving services to customers using a modern portal and other technology. To achieve LTSA’s vision of a real property market that is trusted and transparent, LTSA’s strategic business priorities are focused on development of a real property platform. Planned investments in strengthening core systems supports continued operational excellence and positions the LTSA for growth through development of expanded land and property data service offerings. Technology investments include building a new underlying application platform to modernize the technology foundation and improve functioning across the real property market value chain. The LTSA Board has approved a Indigenous Reconciliation Plan which includes collaboration with the First Nations Lands Advisory Board and Resource Centre on the development of a new independent First Nation Land Governance Registry.
In addition to LTSA’s strategy to maintain a strong focus on operational excellence and advance its vision of a trusted and transparent real property market, the LTSA is seeking directors who bring demonstrated strength in governing, as well as effective oversight of strategy, innovation, and investments. The Board would benefit from members who have an appreciation for balancing LTSA’s statutory mandate and operational responsibilities with the opportunities presented by innovation and reinvestment, supporting the evolution of expanded land and property data services.
The Board has an interest in ensuring the composition of the Board reflects the geographic representation and diversity of the people and interests served by the land title and survey systems of British Columbia. The Board is particularly interested in receiving nominations that will support continued gender diversity (currently 5M/6F/0 other), age diversity (underrepresented in <40 group) and rural and ethnic origin representation on the Board.
See Volunteers and Appointments for more information about appointments to outside bodies.
The deadline for applications is 4:30 pm, Friday, September 25, 2026.