Local Government Membership
| Regional District | Member | Municipality | Member | Regional District | Member | Municipality | Member | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alberni-Clayoquot Regional District | Yes | Tofino | Yes | Bulkley-Nechako Regional District | Yes | Smithers | Yes | |
| Ucluelet | Yes | Vanderhoof | Yes | |||||
| Port Alberni | Yes | |||||||
| Capital Regional District | Yes | Esquimalt | Yes | Cariboo Regional District | Yes | |||
| Oak Bay | Yes | |||||||
| Saanich | Yes | |||||||
| Sooke | Yes | |||||||
| Colwood | Yes | |||||||
| Langford | Yes | |||||||
| Central Saanich | Yes | |||||||
| Central Coast Regional District | Yes | Nelson | Yes | Central Kootenay Regional District | Yes | |||
| Castlegar | Yes | |||||||
| Creston | Yes | |||||||
| Salmo | Yes | |||||||
| Central Okanagan Regional District | Yes | Comox Valley Regional District | Yes | |||||
| Kootenay Boundary Regional District | Yes | |||||||
| Okanagan-Similkameen Regional District | Yes |
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