Parliament Buildings
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The Parliament Buildings in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, are the seat of the provincial government. Parliamentary government in British Columbia dates back to 1856, with responsible government achieved at confederation. The government is led by a premier, who is the leader of the majority party in the unicameral Legislative Assembly. The premier and cabinet are accountable to the Legislative Assembly. Victoria, the capital city, is located on the southern tip of Vancouver Island and is known for its mild climate and British heritage. The Parliament Buildings themselves, housing the provincial legislature, are a significant architectural feature of the city.12
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- Parliament Buildings
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