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Yes you must have a front plate in British Columbia.
The B.C. Motor Vehicle Act Regulations states:
3.011 Number plates issue under the Commercial Transport Act or Motor Vehicle Act must be attached
(a) one plate to the front and one plate to the rear of the vehicle, if 2 number plates are issued for a vehicle
So, what that means is, if your insurance provider gave you two plates, then yes you need to display both of them.
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