My Directives App

While this app is not particular to British Columbia, it does allow the writer to capture pertinent details about their wishes for future health care. Because it's the conversation, not the document, that is crucial, I think that no matter what jurisdiction I might find myself in, the information I have provided for my healthcare agent(s) in this app will be really helpful when they have to make decisions on my behalf.
I found the process of making an advance directive using this app to be very easy. I think it's particularly useful for travelling.

Decision Making and Critical Illness

Sunset in Windhoek, Namibia

Two helpful tools to walk individuals through the complexities of making decisions about cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and life support.
The CPR Video decision aid describes what is involved in CPR and the life support decision aid  prepares individuals to consider care options for themselves or family members in the case of critical illness - Decide Together.
These resources were developed under the leadership of Jennifer Kryworuchko, an assistant professor at the UBC School of Nursing.

Dr. Duncan Sinclair - Putting the Responsibility Where it Belongs

Listen to Dr. Duncan Sinclair, former Queen's University Dean of Medicine as he describes what frail health means to him and the steps he is taking to both delay the onset of frailty and to ensure his end-of-life care decisions are closely followed.
Dr. Sinclair, by writing and disseminating an advance directive detailing his goals and values, is determined to put the responsibility for end-of-life decision-making where it belongs - on his own shoulders.