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 2008-11-09, 18:07
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the Cities of the Future
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Moving out
http://www.bcfamilylawresource.com/03/0355body.htm#028
I live in British Columbia (Canada) and I am 16 years old. This site states that I can legally go where I want when I am 16 as my parents are no longer responsible to provide life necessities for me at this age.
However, I'm unclear as to whether I can choose where I want to go if I make arrangements, or if the ministry (as I'm 100% sure my mother will contact) has to decide for me.
Could anybody clarify this a little bit for me?
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