How BC Family Law Is Changing for Indigenous Families: Where Things Stand in 2026
When British Columbia introduced its Family Law Act in 2013, the legislation was intended to apply to families across the province. The government has since acknowledged that there was limited engagement with Indigenous communities during its development. To address that gap, the province began a dedicated engagement process with Indigenous...
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