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B.C. MLA calls for review of 'age-appropriate' resources in schools

On June 2, 2025, a Surrey MLA introduced a bill aimed at reviewing school materials in B.C. To confirm they are suitable for different age groups and to keep families informed about their children’s education.
The legislation follows years of community efforts to end access to SOGI 123, a gender identity resource aimed at inclusivity in classrooms.
The bill mandates an independent committee to review books, films, pamphlets, and other materials, labeling them by appropriate student age.
Dhaliwal stated, “Parents deserve transparency in education,” and emphasized they “should be treated as partners and not adversaries.”
The act aims to increase clarity and accountability by ensuring families stay informed and involved in their children’s schooling process.

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