No, BC Transit and TransLink are two separate entities that manage public transportation in different parts of British Columbia. TransLink is the regional authority specifically for Metro Vancouver, managing the SkyTrain, SeaBus, West Coast Express, and all bus services within the 21 municipalities of the Vancouver area. BC Transit, on the other hand, is a provincial crown corporation responsible for coordinating and funding public transit systems in all other parts of the province, including Victoria, Kelowna, Nanaimo, and over 130 other communities. While they are both public systems, they use different branding, different fare structures, and different technology. For example, while you can use a "Compass Card" to travel throughout the TransLink network in Vancouver, it is not currently compatible with the BC Transit systems in Victoria or other cities (though BC Transit has moved toward its own "Umo" digital payment system in 2026). They are distinct organizations serving different geographic "jurisdictions."