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B.C. guidance on youth involuntary care criticized by two independent officers

Two provincial officers urge stronger legal protections and more voluntary supports as nearly 3,000 youths in B.C. face involuntary detention annually, amid concerns over guideline impacts.

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VICTORIA -- Two independent provincial officers in British Columbia have separately criticized a recent decision to release guidelines aimed at increasing involuntary care among youth.

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B.C. guidance on youth involuntary care criticized by two independent officers

VICTORIA -- Two independent provincial officers in British Columbia have separately criticized a recent decision to release guidelines aimed at increasing involuntary care among youth.

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The Record broke the news in Waterloo, Canada on Friday, December 12, 2025.
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