This audit assessed whether government is ensuring the sustainability of groundwater resources in B.C.

An assessment of whether the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is managing its road maintenance programs with careful regard for cost, efficiency and effectiveness.

This follow-up report contains the self-assessed progress of ministries and organizations in implementing the Auditor General’s recommendations.

The Agricultural Land Commission continues to face challenges in achieving its mandate to preserve agricultural land and encourage farming in British Columbia.

This report contains the findings of four separate OAG projects.

Despite its declared intentions and clear vision to conserve the ecological integrity in British Columbia’s parks and protected areas, the Ministry of Environment is not successfully meeting this goal.

This report includes further detail on the audit opinion of the government’s Public Accounts, as well as further recommendations on financial reporting, an overview of management letters and a summary of a governance survey.

To assist government in managing its fraud risks, the Office of the Auditor General has prepared a set of guidelines based on five key principles.

The audit found that the provincial government’s information technology systems are sufficiently prepared to recover from a localized event, but not from a major disaster.