The Land Title and Survey Authority of BC (LTSA) is a statutory corporation that operates British Columbia's land title and survey systems, along with other land-related registries. Established in 2005, the organization is self-funded and operates independently from government, though it serves a public mandate in managing the province's property records infrastructure.
LTSA's technology teams maintain the digital systems that underpin land title registration, cadastral survey data, and related real estate registries across British Columbia. These systems process and store critical land ownership and boundary information that supports property transactions, legal proceedings, and land-use planning throughout the province.
As a technology-driven organization focused on public data infrastructure, LTSA offers engineers and developers the opportunity to work on systems that directly serve the land title and real estate sectors in British Columbia. The organization's self-funded model means its operations are sustained through service fees rather than government appropriations.
