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Who is my MLA?

British Columbia elects 93 , one for each riding, and yours is decided by your address.

Which MLA represents your city

The ridings and MLAs of the thirty largest BC cities
CityRidings and MLAs
Abbotsford
Burnaby
Campbell River
Chilliwack
Coquitlam
Courtenay
Delta
Kamloops
Kelowna
Langford
Langley City
Langley Township
Maple Ridge
Mission
Nanaimo
New Westminster
North Vancouver
Oak Bay
Penticton
Port Coquitlam
Port Moody
Prince George
Richmond
Saanich
Surrey
Vancouver
Vernon
Victoria
West Kelowna
West Vancouver

Every riding and its MLA, A to Z

Postal codes and ridings

Canada Post draws a postal code around a delivery route or a cluster of buildings and redraws it as routes change. An electoral district is drawn by the Electoral Boundaries Commission and fixed in law until the next redistribution, which is why the riding boundaries changed in 2024. The two are drawn for different jobs, so a rural route or a long street can cross a district line: 67 of the 191 postal code areas in British Columbia put fewer than three quarters of their voters in one riding.

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