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Partnerships BC is a private company wholly owned by the Finance Ministry of the province of British Columbia, Canada. Its threefold mandate is to facilitate development of public-private partnerships infrastructure projects in BC, to advise the government on whether to use these partnerships and finally to evaluate their value for money.

Projects include:

Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre
Jim Pattison Surgery and Outpatient Care Centre (Surrey, British Columbia)
Critical Care Tower, Surrey Memorial Hospital

External links

Partnerships BC - Official Site

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