The British Columbia Ministry of Children and Family Development seized the woman's two children last month, for the second time, because of unexplained breaks in her son's legs. The parents say they've spent years trying to figure out why their son has repeatedly broken bones. His mother said her son's medical care has suffered from delays, including biopsy appointments that were cancelled four times by B.C. His parents say he's on a wait list for the BC Autism Assessment Network, which averages seven months. The family says they have faced discrimination and barriers to medical care because they are from a small northern First Nations community.

Source: CBC News November 21, 2016 14:37 UTC