Vancouver Sun
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Jun 20, 2026
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As federal government moves to restrict kids from social media, B.C. parents remain cautious
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A 'step we need to take:' B.C. parents remain cautious as federal government moves to restrict kids from social media
A social media ban is unlikely to reduce the need for parents to be vigilant about online harms and experts say we shouldn't view any one measure as a 'silver bullet'
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By Glenda Luymes
Published Jun 20, 2026
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