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Make a Will

You must be at least 16 years old to make a will in BC. 

Buying alcohol, cigarettes or marijuana, lottery tickets, and gambling

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Buying alcohol, cigarettes or marijuana, lottery tickets, and gambling 

You are an adult and now have the responsibility of making decisions in your own best interest.

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Access School Records

Students have rights of access to their own records. Parents also have the right to access their school aged child’s records. 

Organ Donation

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Organ Donation

People of any age can register to be organ donors but if you are under 19 you need a parent/guardian sign on your behalf.

 

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Driver's License

Once you turn 16 you are able to apply for a driver’s license. If you are under 19 you will need a parent or guardian’s permission to apply.

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