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British Columbia Industry

• Forestry

Forestry is at the core of British Columbia’s economy. Forestry features B.C.’s competitive advantages – our skilled labour, our proximity to Asia, and our commitment to using world-leading sustainable forest practices.

• Agrifoods

B.C.’s agrifoods sector generates jobs throughout the province, creating business opportunities for industry and investors while producing some of the freshest, healthiest and safest food products in the world.

• Tourism

Tourism is one of B.C.’s top job-creating industries. It provides lifelong careers, seasonal and part-time jobs, and opportunities for entrepreneurs.

• Transportation

By air, sea, rail and road, transportation moves British Columbia’s economy. B.C. businesses and Canadian companies rely on transportation to reach global markets and North American industrial centres. International investors benefit from efficient and reliable transportation networks.

• International Education

British Columbia is a world leader in quality education. Now more than ever, parents and students from around the world are choosing B.C. as a top study destination. At the same time, B.C. students have expanded access to information and opportunities about studying abroad.

Match the words with their definitions.

1.	legislative E	A.	distribute
2.	bill  d	B.	present
3.	circulate  A	C.	official consent or approval
4.	policy  g	D.	a draft of a proposed law
5.	put forward B	E.	of legislation (the process of making laws) or legislature
6.	debate h	F.	a revision or improvement in a legal document
7.	amendment  F	G.	a course of action adopted by a government or party
8.	assent c	H.	discuss formally in a legislative assembly

Task 2:

For each verb, write the corresponding noun. Use a dictionary to check your answers. Then, complete the sentences using the correct forms of words from the list.

VERB		NOUN	VERB	NOUN
legislate		legislation legislatur	approve	approval
circulate		circulation	draft	draft
amend		amendment	recommend	recommendation
debate		debate	proclaim proclaimation
1.	A local government has the power to  legislate  matters related to public spaces and parking in a town or city.
2.	The Canadian Constitution has many constitutional acts and amendment
3.	The first  draft of a bill is prepared by the appropriate cabinet committee.
4.	A bill needs the approval of the House of Commons to be sent to the Senate.
5.	Parliamentary debate is an important part of the legislative process.
6.	Sometimes, a new law comes into force when it is proclaimed by the governor general.

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