When parents see their children struggling, they struggle, too. One of the most pressing children’s issues in British Columbia, as in the rest of the country, is bullying. Being bullied can affect a child’s welfare in numerous ways and when [...read full post]
Blended families are becoming more the norm in the country and around the world. One of the most important children’s issues in British Columbia surrounds the relationships between stepmothers and their stepchildren. Stepmothers have not always been given good press [...read full post]
Poverty has a penchant for destruction in many ways. Sadly, many children’s issues in British Columbia are enmeshed with this societal problem, however, the provincial government says it intends to do something about it by putting $5 million on the [...read full post]
The family dynamic looks very different today than it did decades ago. No longer is a family unit limited to a married man and woman who then have children. Many heterosexual couples are having children before they get married — [...read full post]
Parents who have the need to appear in family court for many issues are often referred to as frequent flyers. When it comes to children’s issues in British Columbia, rules are instated under family law. Parents who want the court [...read full post]