The Integrated Cadastral Information Society is a one-of-a-kind data-sharing model founded on collaboration, expertise, and trust.
In order to find the best outcomes for everyone, diverse collaborators and the data they own must come together in service of something bigger than their individual aspirations. This belief is at the core of why the Society exists and remains fundamental to our work.
Every great decision relies on a robust foundation of data. Likewise, access to data rests on the ability to forge strong relationships between people and organizations.
For over two decades, we have integrated and shared geospatial data, such as cadastral parcels, civic addresses, utility infrastructure, and municipal zoning, to inform decision-making and support Society Members and their stakeholders, the people of British Columbia.
ICI Society has the proven ability to bring people and data together to do something that would not be possible through independent action.
We are recognized nationally and internationally for our success in bringing people together – local, provincial, and federal government, First Nations, utilities, and the private sector. With over 300 members, we strive to foster relationship-building and collaboration in support of our Mission:
“To inform better decision-making by collecting and sharing geospatial data and leveraging relationships for the benefit of our members within British Columbia.”
The ICI Society is committed to respecting and upholding the OCAP® principles (Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession) in all aspects of working with First Nations data.
Our staff have completed OCAP® training to ensure we follow best practices in data governance, recognizing that First Nations have the right to own, control, access, and steward their data according to their priorities. We strive to build strong, respectful partnerships by supporting data sovereignty, transparency, and meaningful collaboration.
Scheduled System Downtime
We would like to inform you of scheduled system maintenance that will result in a brief downtime. During this time, the following systems will be impacted: Web Map - member.icisociety.ca [...]
NOTICE OF AGM
ICI SOCIETY 24th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING April 17, 2025: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Via Videoconference If you would like to attend, please RSVP here for further details
Regional District Name Changes
We would like to inform all members of updates to the names of several Regional Districts in British Columbia. To align with these changes, we have updated our processes [...]
Welcoming Shelby to the Team
We are excited to announce Shelby Logan as our new Communications & Stakeholder Engagement Coordinator! In this role, Shelby will be instrumental in building outreach strategies and fostering engagement [...]
ICI Society Unveils 2025-2027 Strategic Plan
We are excited to share our 2025-2027 Strategic Plan, which outlines our key priorities and vision for the next three years. This plan serves as a roadmap to guide [...]
Transitioning to a Unified Username System
We’re excited to announce that we’re moving to a unified username system across all our platforms! This change will make it easier to manage accounts, enhance security, and improve [...]
2024 Member Survey
ICI Society is conducting a survey to gain insight into current data usage and access to services. We are interested in understanding how our members use ICI Society data [...]
The Integrated Cadastral Information Society is a one-of-a-kind data-sharing model founded on collaboration, expertise, and trust.
In order to find the best outcomes for everyone, diverse collaborators and the data they own must come together in service of something bigger than their individual aspirations. This belief is at the core of why the Society exists and remains fundamental to our work.
ICI Society has the proven ability to bring people and data together to do something that would not be possible through independent action.
We are recognized nationally and internationally for our success in bringing people together – local, provincial, and federal government, First Nations, utilities, and the private sector. With over 300 members, we strive to foster relationship-building and collaboration in support of our Mission:
“To inform better decision-making by collecting and sharing geospatial data and leveraging relationships for the benefit of our members within British Columbia.”
Every great decision relies on a robust foundation of data. Likewise, access to data rests on the ability to forge strong relationships between people and organizations.
For over two decades, we have integrated and shared geospatial data, such as cadastral parcels, civic addresses, utility infrastructure, and municipal zoning, to inform decision-making and support Society Members and their stakeholders, the people of British Columbia.
The ICI Society is committed to respecting and upholding the OCAP® principles (Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession) in all aspects of working with First Nations data.
Our staff have completed OCAP® training to ensure we follow best practices in data governance, recognizing that First Nations have the right to own, control, access, and steward their data according to their priorities. We strive to build strong, respectful partnerships by supporting data sovereignty, transparency, and meaningful collaboration.
The Integrated Cadastral Information Society is a one-of-a-kind data-sharing model founded on collaboration, expertise, and trust.
In order to find the best outcomes for everyone, diverse collaborators and the data they own must come together in service of something bigger than their individual aspirations. This belief is at the core of why the Society exists and remains fundamental to our work.
ICI Society has the proven ability to bring people and data together to do something that would not be possible through independent action.
We are recognized nationally and internationally for our success in bringing people together – local, provincial, and federal government, First Nations, utilities, and the private sector. With over 300 members, we strive to foster relationship-building and collaboration in support of our Mission:
“To inform better decision-making by collecting and sharing geospatial data and leveraging relationships for the benefit of our members within British Columbia.”
Every great decision relies on a robust foundation of data. Likewise, access to data rests on the ability to forge strong relationships between people and organizations.
For over two decades, we have integrated and shared geospatial data, such as cadastral parcels, civic addresses, utility infrastructure, and municipal zoning, to inform decision-making and support Society Members and their stakeholders, the people of British Columbia.
The ICI Society is committed to respecting and upholding the OCAP® principles (Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession) in all aspects of working with First Nations data.
Our staff have completed OCAP® training to ensure we follow best practices in data governance, recognizing that First Nations have the right to own, control, access, and steward their data according to their priorities. We strive to build strong, respectful partnerships by supporting data sovereignty, transparency, and meaningful collaboration.