Naramata, British Columbia
Naramata is not a municipality: it has no council, no municipal roll and no mayor, and land use on the bench is decided by the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen. Five per cent of the electoral area it sits in is private land at all, about 738 hectares of that is in the Agricultural Land Reserve, and the seventeen licensed wineries on the bench are held by seventeen different locally incorporated companies — not one of them by Arterra, Andrew Peller or Mark Anthony.
8 buildings · 7 with an owner established · 17 sources · 8 tier A · prepared 2026-09-27
Can you find out who owns it?
Naramata is an unincorporated locality inside Electoral Area "E" of the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen. There is no municipal council, no municipal assessment roll and no municipal open-data portal, because there is no municipality: the regional district administers land use, publishing its own Naramata Village Centre Development Permit Area and its Electoral Area "E" planning decisions, and the area is represented on the RDOS board by a single elected Director rather than a council. Ownership itself follows the ordinary British Columbia rule: the land title register is open to anyone but every search is paid, $11.06 for a title search under section 377 of the Land Title Act on the fee schedule current at 1 April 2026, with no bulk owner product and no price-paid file. The free half of the picture is the Land Owner Transparency Registry, which since 30 November 2020 has required corporations, trusts and partnerships registering an interest in BC land to file a transparency report naming the individuals behind them, and a search of the publicly accessible part is priced NIL. For a wine district that combination matters more than usual, because almost every vineyard here is held through a company.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title search$11.06 — "For a search under section 377 or a copy of the search results, or both", listed as "Title Search" on the LTSA Customer Fee Listing as at 1 April 2026. A search of publicly accessible information under section 35 of the Land Owner Transparency Act is priced NIL on the same schedule.
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- bcassessment.ca — “Any commercial use of these data in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, including the use of such data for business, residential address or telephone directory services or any solicitation service is specifically prohibited except with the prior written authority of the owner of the copyright.”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lake Breeze Vineyards 930 Sammet Road, Naramata |
Industrial | Lake Breeze Vineyards Limited The province's list of active liquor licences records a Manufacturer / Winery licence at 930 Sammet Road, Naramata, with the licensee recorded as "Lake Breeze Vineyards Limited". Licence 175848, one of the older licence numbers on the bench. The licence establishes the company that holds the manufacturing licence at the address. It is not a title search: who owns the vineyard land is a separate question, answered only by an $11.06 LTSA search, and where a corporation, trust or partnership holds it a free LOTR search would name the interest holders behind that company. |
Private company | —A |
| JoieFarm 2825 Naramata Road, Naramata |
Industrial | Joie Ventures Inc. The province's list of active liquor licences records a Manufacturer / Winery licence at 2825 Naramata Road, Naramata, with the licensee recorded as "Joie Ventures Inc.". The brand and the licensee company do not share a name, which is the ordinary case here and the reason this record never infers ownership from a brand. The licence establishes the company that holds the manufacturing licence at the address. It is not a title search: who owns the vineyard land is a separate question, answered only by an $11.06 LTSA search, and where a corporation, trust or partnership holds it a free LOTR search would name the interest holders behind that company. |
Private company | —A |
| Nichol Vineyard 1285 Smethurst Road, Naramata |
Industrial | SEPTEMBER RANCH LTD. The province's list of active liquor licences records a Manufacturer / Winery licence at 1285 Smethurst Road, Naramata, with the licensee recorded as "SEPTEMBER RANCH LTD.". Licence 300132. The same address carries a second winery licence, Lock & Worth Winery, held by LOCK & WORTH WINERY INC. The licence establishes the company that holds the manufacturing licence at the address. It is not a title search: who owns the vineyard land is a separate question, answered only by an $11.06 LTSA search, and where a corporation, trust or partnership holds it a free LOTR search would name the interest holders behind that company. |
Private company | —A |
| Foxtrot Vineyards 2333 Gammon Road, Naramata |
Industrial | SILHOUETTE CELLARS LTD. The province's list of active liquor licences records a Manufacturer / Winery licence at 2333 Gammon Road, Naramata, with the licensee recorded as "SILHOUETTE CELLARS LTD.". Licence 303144. Again the licensee company bears no relation to the brand name. The licence establishes the company that holds the manufacturing licence at the address. It is not a title search: who owns the vineyard land is a separate question, answered only by an $11.06 LTSA search, and where a corporation, trust or partnership holds it a free LOTR search would name the interest holders behind that company. |
Private company | —A |
| Lang Vineyards 2493 Gammon Road, Naramata |
Industrial | Bravo Winery Ltd The province's list of active liquor licences records a Manufacturer / Winery licence at 2493 Gammon Road, Naramata, with the licensee recorded as "Bravo Winery Ltd". Licence 300148. The licence establishes the company that holds the manufacturing licence at the address. It is not a title search: who owns the vineyard land is a separate question, answered only by an $11.06 LTSA search, and where a corporation, trust or partnership holds it a free LOTR search would name the interest holders behind that company. |
Private company | —A |
| Kettle Valley Winery 2988 Hayman Road, Naramata |
Industrial | Kettle Valley Winery Ltd. The province's list of active liquor licences records a Manufacturer / Winery licence at 2988 Hayman Road, Naramata, with the licensee recorded as "Kettle Valley Winery Ltd.". Licence 300147. The licence establishes the company that holds the manufacturing licence at the address. It is not a title search: who owns the vineyard land is a separate question, answered only by an $11.06 LTSA search, and where a corporation, trust or partnership holds it a free LOTR search would name the interest holders behind that company. |
Private company | —A |
| Elephant Island Orchard Wines 2730 Aikins Loop, Naramata |
Industrial | Elephant Island Orchard Wines Ltd. The province's list of active liquor licences records a Manufacturer / Winery licence at 2730 Aikins Loop, Naramata, with the licensee recorded as "Elephant Island Orchard Wines Ltd.". Licence 300181. Van Westen Vineyards, licensed to Van Westen Vineyards Ltd., is on the same loop at 2800 Aikens Loop. The licence establishes the company that holds the manufacturing licence at the address. It is not a title search: who owns the vineyard land is a separate question, answered only by an $11.06 LTSA search, and where a corporation, trust or partnership holds it a free LOTR search would name the interest holders behind that company. |
Private company | —A |
| The largest block of Agricultural Land Reserve on the Naramata Bench — ALR polygon 9155897 No civic address; 219 ha within RDOS Electoral Area E |
Land | Not established a paid title search would answer it The Agricultural Land Commission's own ALR polygon layer returns 18 ALR polygons lying inside RDOS Electoral Area E, and this is the largest of them at 219 hectares, entirely inside the electoral area. Two more follow at 202 ha and 164 ha. An ALR polygon is a designation boundary, not a parcel: a single block covers many separately titled properties, and the layer carries no owner attribute at all. Who owns the land inside it can only be established title by title at $11.06 each. This entry exists because in Naramata the land is the asset and the buildings are not. |
Not established | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
The most valuable ground in Naramata is a narrow strip of bench between the lake and the hillside, and it is a strikingly small part of the place. Electoral Area E covers 54,358 hectares; five per cent of it is private land at all, and 738 hectares — 1.4% of the area, 27% of all its private land — is inside the Agricultural Land Reserve. Everything else is Crown: a community watershed, a provincial park, and unallocated forest management unit. Naramata has no municipal roll, so there is no assessed total to quote; the figures below are the province's own open spatial layers measured on a grid, the 2021 Census, and the province's 2025 property transfer tax file for the rural jurisdiction that contains the bench.
Area of RDOS Electoral Area E54,358 ha
The province's legally defined electoral area boundary gives RDOS Electoral Area E a feature area of 543,580,000 m2 — 54,358 ha — as a single polygon reaching from the Okanagan Lake shore east over the uplands. Our 50-metre grid reproduces it at 54,353 ha, within 0.01%. BC Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship, ABMS_ELECTORAL_AREAS_SP, Open Government Licence - British Columbia.
Land in the Agricultural Land Reserveabout 738 ha (1.4%)
Our own 50-metre grid measurement of the Agricultural Land Commission's ALR polygon layer inside the legal Electoral Area E boundary: 2,951 of 217,410 sample points inside the boundary fall in the ALR — 738 ha of 54,353 ha, or 1.4%. Polygon by polygon the same measurement attributes 18 ALR blocks to the area, the largest 219 ha, then 202 ha, 164 ha and 53 ha, with fourteen more between 20 ha and under 1 ha. This is the whole of the Naramata Bench's protected farmland, and it is the number that explains the district: a wine region of seventeen licensed wineries sitting on roughly seven square kilometres of reserve.
Private land in the electoral areaabout 2,707 ha (5.0%)
Our 120-metre grid sample of the province's Generalized Forest Cover Ownership layer inside the legal Electoral Area E boundary (37,755 points, 54,367 ha) resolves to 5.0% "Private Parcel" — about 2,707 ha — against 44.2% community watershed (24,039 ha), 17.8% provincial park (9,691 ha), 28.9% forest management unit across the layer's two spellings (15,712 ha), 3.0% miscellaneous reserves, 0.5% municipal parcels, 0.3% local or regional park and 0.3% forest recreation. So roughly 94% of the area is Crown or Crown-designated, and a little over a quarter of all the private land in it is in the ALR. The layer is licensed "Access Only" and is superseded by Land Designations for Forest Management, so only this derived aggregate is published here and no rows are reproduced.
Population and dwellings2,015 people, 1,088 dwellings
Statistics Canada's 2021 Census population and dwelling counts for the census subdivision Okanagan-Similkameen E: population 2,015 in 2021 against 1,903 in 2016, and 1,088 total private dwellings in 2021. Naramata itself is smaller than that — the census subdivision is the whole electoral area. There is no municipal population figure because there is no municipality.
Turnover in the surrounding rural jurisdiction, 2025119 sales, $126.0M
119 market transactions in the province's jurisdiction 715, "Penticton Rural", across calendar 2025 — 108 residential, 8 farm, 3 commercial — with total fair market value of $126,008,180 and $2,316,166 of property transfer tax paid. Eight farm transactions in a year is the whole rate of turnover in the farmland around the bench. In 4 of the 12 months the corporate-transaction count is suppressed as "nr", not releasable, and the file carries no addresses and no names. Note that jurisdiction 715 is the RDOS rural area around Penticton, wider than Naramata.
Assessed value of Naramatanot published
Schedule 701 of the province's Local Government Statistics publishes assessed value by class for every municipality in British Columbia. Naramata is not in it, and neither is Electoral Area E, because assessed values in that series are reported by municipality and Naramata is unincorporated. BC Assessment holds the roll for the area and its site forbids commercial use of the values. There is therefore no published total assessed value for Naramata at all — a gap that exists for every unincorporated community in the province.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Ownership around Naramata is extremely concentrated, and in the Crown. On the province's own ownership layer about 94% of Electoral Area E is Crown or Crown-designated — a 24,000-hectare community watershed, a 9,700-hectare provincial park and 15,700 hectares of forest management unit — and only about 2,707 hectares is private land of any kind. The private land is where the wine is, and there the pattern is the opposite of concentration: seventeen licensed wineries, seventeen separate licensee companies, no two the same, and not one of them belonging to a national consolidator. The consolidators are close by and on the wrong side of the line: Andrew Peller Limited's Red Rooster at 891 Naramata Road and Arterra's Laughing Stock at 1548 Naramata Road both carry Penticton addresses, on the Penticton end of the same road. Every name below is a company. No individual is named, and nothing here is lifted from a title register or an assessment roll.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Province of British Columbia (provincial Crown) Derived from our 120-metre grid sample of the province's own Generalized Forest Cover Ownership layer inside the legal Electoral Area E boundary: 44.2% community watershed, 17.8% provincial park, 16.9% plus 12.0% forest management unit under the layer's two spellings, 3.0% miscellaneous reserves and 0.3% forest recreation, against 5.0% private parcel and 0.8% municipal or regional. The Okanagan Mountain uplands behind the bench are essentially all provincial. Any claim that a company or a family owns most of Naramata dissolves here: there is not enough private land for it to be true. |
Government | about 94% of 54,358 haA |
| Seventeen separate winery companies Every Manufacturer / Winery licence with a Naramata address in the province's active-licence list is held by a limited company, and no company holds two: 1 MILL ROAD WINERY LTD. (3755 2nd Street), Daydreamer Wines Inc. (1305 Smethurst Road), Deep Roots Winery Ltd. (884 Tillar Road), Elephant Island Orchard Wines Ltd. (2730 Aikins Loop), SILHOUETTE CELLARS LTD. (Foxtrot Vineyards, 2333 Gammon Road), Joie Ventures Inc. (JoieFarm, 2825 Naramata Road), Kettle Valley Winery Ltd. (2988 Hayman Road), Lake Breeze Vineyards Limited (930 Sammet Road), Bravo Winery Ltd (Lang Vineyards, 2493 Gammon Road), LOCK & WORTH WINERY INC. (1285 Smethurst Road), Marichel Vineyard and Winery, Ltd. (1016 Littlejohn Road), Mocojo Winery & Vineyard Inc. (1202 Gawne Road), SOBUR MANAGEMENT INC. (Modesta, 1160 McPhee Road), SEPTEMBER RANCH LTD. (Nichol Vineyard, 1285 Smethurst Road), Serendipity Winery Ltd. (990 Debeck Road), Therapy Vineyards Ltd. (940 Lower Debeck Road) and Van Westen Vineyards Ltd. (2800 Aikens Loop). Five of the seventeen trade under a name that is not the licensee's name, which is why this record never reads ownership off a label. The licence establishes the licensee at the address; it does not establish who owns the vineyard land. |
Private company | 17 winery licences, 17 distinct licenseesA |
| Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen The ownership-layer grid resolves 0.5% of Electoral Area E, about 264 ha, to "Municipal Parcels" and a further 0.3%, about 137 ha, to "Local/Regional Park". The RDOS is the local authority here: it administers land use through its Naramata Village Centre Development Permit Area and its Electoral Area "E" planning applications and decisions, and it runs an Electoral Area "E" Naramata Parks & Recreation Commission and regional parks including Wharf Park. The layer gives a class, not a name, so this attributes area to the class of local-government land rather than to specific RDOS titles. |
Government | about 264 ha of municipal parcels and 137 ha of local or regional park in the electoral areaB |
| Arterra Wines Canada, Inc. (present on the road, absent from Naramata) Tested rather than assumed, and the answer is no. Arterra holds four Okanagan winery licences — Laughing Stock Vineyards at 1548 Naramata Road, See Ya Later Ranch at Okanagan Falls, Culmina Family Estate Winery at Oliver and its main winery and distillery at 38691 97th Street North, Oliver — and the Laughing Stock licence carries a Penticton address, not a Naramata one. Arterra is the former Constellation Brands Canada; Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan announced on 17 October 2016 that it had agreed to buy it "for approximately $1.03 billion (CDN)", a business then running "three commercial wineries, five estate wineries, and 163 Wine Rack stores". No later document confirming current ownership could be opened, so the chain is dated to 2016 and this is tier B. |
Pension fund | 0 licences with a Naramata address; 1 on Naramata Road, PentictonB |
| Andrew Peller Limited (present on the road, absent from Naramata) Also tested. Andrew Peller Limited holds Okanagan winery licences at Gray Monk Cellars (Lake Country), Tinhorn Creek Vineyards and two at Black Hills Estate Winery (Oliver), and through its wholly owned subsidiaries Sandhill Vineyards Ltd. and Canrim Packaging Ltd. it holds Red Rooster Winery at 891 Naramata Road and the Sandhill winery at 1125 Richter Street, Kelowna. Both of the Naramata Road licences sit in Penticton. Andrew Peller is the only one of the three consolidators that files publicly: its audited statements name those subsidiaries as wholly owned, state that "Land and vineyard land is carried at cost and is not amortized" and that "Substantially all of the grapes from owned and leased vineyards are used in the Company's winemaking processes", and carry vineyard land as a right-of-use asset amortized over 2 to 29 years, which means a material part of the vineyard it farms is leased rather than owned. The report states no acreage anywhere. |
Public company | 0 licences with a Naramata address; 5 in the OkanaganA |
| Mark Anthony Group Inc. (absent from Naramata) The largest single winery interest in the Okanagan holds nothing on the Naramata Bench. Its nine Okanagan winery licences are at Kelowna (four), West Kelowna, Okanagan Falls and Oliver (three). It is a BC company, BC1202243, active, privately held and filing no public accounts, so no acreage is auditable. |
Private company | 0 licences with a Naramata address; 9 in the OkanaganA |
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Where property meets office
Recorded only where a public record states it — a disclosure registry, council minutes, a land-use decision. Stated as fact, with nothing inferred from it.
| Holder | Office | Holding |
|---|---|---|
| Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen | Electoral Area "E" is represented on the RDOS Board by one elected Director; there is no municipal council, because Naramata is unincorporated | Land-use authority over the whole of Naramata — the Naramata Village Centre Development Permit Area, the Electoral Area "E" Official Community Plan and zoning bylaw, subdivision, building permits and soil permits — plus regional parks and an Electoral Area "E" Naramata Parks & Recreation Commission The RDOS publishes its own planning function: its Planning Department "acts in the public interest to prepare plans and policies to guide development", administers RDOS land use bylaws, and maintains a Naramata Village Centre Development Permit Area and a published list of current applications and decisions for Electoral Area "E". Its recreation pages place Naramata as Area "E" and name the Electoral Area "E" Naramata Parks & Recreation Commission. This entry records the structure of authority over land here and nothing more: no individual is named and no property holding is attributed to any elected person, because no public record examined attributes one. A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
There is no housebuilding industry in Naramata and no series that measures one. The 2021 Census counted 1,088 total private dwellings across the whole of Okanagan-Similkameen E, and 2,015 people. Building permits are issued by the regional district, not a municipality, so there is no municipal permit report of the kind Penticton publishes; Statistics Canada's publication of CMHC starts covers census agglomerations of 50,000 and over, which excludes Naramata and in fact excludes Penticton too. The 2025 property transfer tax file records 119 market transactions in the whole surrounding rural jurisdiction, 108 of them residential. No builder is named in this record because no source names one with a figure.
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Naramata's commercial property is its wineries, and the province's liquor register is an unusually complete record of them: seventeen Manufacturer / Winery licences with a Naramata address, every one held by an incorporated company, no company holding more than one. Set against the valley as a whole, that is the point. Across the Okanagan and Similkameen the same register returns 259 winery licences held by 229 distinct licensees, of whom 214 hold exactly one — and against that, nineteen licences sit with three groups: Mark Anthony Group Inc. with nine, Arterra Wines Canada with four, and Andrew Peller Limited with four in its own name plus two through wholly owned subsidiaries. Consolidation in BC wine is real but narrow, and it has not reached this bench.
| Name | Type | Winery licences held |
|---|---|---|
| Lake Breeze Vineyards Limited Licensee of Lake Breeze Vineyards, licence 175848, at 930 Sammet Road. One of the seventeen single-licence bench companies. |
Private company | 1 winery licenceA |
| Joie Ventures Inc. Licensee of JoieFarm at 2825 Naramata Road. The brand and the company do not share a name. |
Private company | 1 winery licenceA |
| SEPTEMBER RANCH LTD. Licensee of Nichol Vineyard, licence 300132, at 1285 Smethurst Road — the same civic address as Lock & Worth Winery, whose licence is held by the separate company LOCK & WORTH WINERY INC. |
Private company | 1 winery licenceA |
| Therapy Vineyards Ltd. Licensee of Therapy Vineyards at 940 Lower Debeck Road. |
Private company | 1 winery licenceA |
| Van Westen Vineyards Ltd. Licensee of Van Westen Vineyards, licence 301168, at 2800 Aikens Loop, next to Elephant Island Orchard Wines at 2730. |
Private company | 1 winery licenceA |
| Mark Anthony Group Inc., Arterra Wines Canada and Andrew Peller Limited, jointly Counted from the same register: 259 Manufacturer / Winery licences across the Okanagan and Similkameen, 229 distinct licensees, 214 of them holding exactly one licence. The three consolidators hold nineteen between them — nine on Mark Anthony Group Inc., four on Arterra Wines Canada, Inc., four on Andrew Peller Limited and two on its wholly owned subsidiaries Sandhill Vineyards Ltd. and Canrim Packaging Ltd. — and none with a Naramata address. Recorded as one line because the interesting number is the share, not the names. |
Private company | 19 of the region's 259 winery licences; 0 in NaramataA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Who owns the vineyard LAND, as opposed to the winery businesses. This is the honest limit of the record. The province's liquor register names the licensee company at each address, and that is a real and checkable fact; it is not title. A vineyard company may farm land it owns, land it leases, or both — Andrew Peller's own audited statements carry vineyard land as a right-of-use asset amortized over 2 to 29 years, which is leased land, alongside vineyard land at cost, so the distinction is material even for a public company. Settling ownership on the bench means buying $11.06 title searches parcel by parcel, and for corporate holders a free LOTR search on top.
- Vineyard land values per acre. No published per-acre benchmark for Okanagan vineyard land could be opened that may be reproduced. BC Assessment values farm-classified land at its value for farm use rather than market value and forbids commercial use of its data outright; under section 5 of the Classification of Land as a Farm Regulation a holding of 0.8 to 4 hectares needs only $2,500 of gross annual value to qualify for farm class, and above 4 hectares $2,500 plus 5% of the actual value for farm purposes of the excess — which is why farm classes across the valley are assessed at a small fraction of what the land trades for. The mechanism is documented; the per-acre number is not publishable from any source opened.
- Total vineyard acreage on the Naramata Bench, and in BC. Wine Growers British Columbia's statistics page is a 404 and no acreage report could be opened on its site. The ALR figure here (about 738 ha in Electoral Area E) is the designated farmland, not the planted vineyard, and the two are not the same.
- Andrew Peller Limited's BC vineyard acreage. Its annual report was opened in full and states no acreage — only land at cost, vines and vineyard infrastructure at cost, biological assets at fair value, and vineyard land as a right-of-use asset, all consolidated across British Columbia, Ontario and Nova Scotia. The Annual Information Form filed on SEDAR+ may carry a property description; SEDAR+ cannot be read by automation and the company's own investor host returns 403.
- Whether Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan still owns Arterra Wines Canada. The 2016 acquisition release was opened and is unambiguous about the purchase and the price; Arterra is private, publishes no accounts, and its .ca domain does not resolve. No document confirming present ownership could be opened.
- The RDOS Electoral Area "E" Official Community Plan and zoning bylaw, which would state the area's land-use designations and probably its own ALR figure. Every path to it in the RDOS site's own navigation 404s, so the ALR measurement in this record is our own from the Agricultural Land Commission's open layer rather than the regional district's stated number.
- The name of the elected Director for Electoral Area "E". The RDOS publishes a directors' directory; it was not opened, and no property holding is attributed to any individual in this record in any case.
- Any assessed value for Naramata or for Electoral Area E. The province's Schedule 701 covers municipalities only, and BC Assessment's licence does not permit taking its values. This gap applies to every unincorporated community in British Columbia.
- Which ministry or agency holds the Crown land: the ownership layer gives designations — community watershed, provincial park, forest management unit, miscellaneous reserves — and never a holder.
- LOTR covers only land held through corporations, trusts and partnerships, and only from registrations after 30 November 2020. A vineyard held directly by an individual, or held by a company that has not re-registered since, sits outside it.
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Sources
- Fees — LTSA Customer Fee Listing (fees current as at 1 April 2026) — Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia · openA
- About the Land Owner Transparency Registry — Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia · openA
- BC Assessment home page and copyright notice — BC Assessment · openA
- All Liquor Licensed Establishments in B.C. (active licences, updated fortnightly) — the 17 Manufacturer / Winery licences with a Naramata address and their licensees — BC Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch via BC Data Catalogue · openA
- ALC Agricultural Land Reserve Polygons (WHSE_LEGAL_ADMIN_BOUNDARIES.OATS_ALR_POLYS), RDOS Electoral Area E — Agricultural Land Commission via BC Data Catalogue and BC Geographic Warehouse WFS · openA
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