A Campbell River, B.C., family's fight to officially register their son's Indigenous name with the province is heating up.
A Campbell River, B.C., family's fight to officially register their son's Indigenous name with the province is heating up.
"His name comes from a mountain here, just like half an hour, 45 minutes in Loughborough Inlet," said Shaw at the time.With little movement on the issue over the past six months, the couple has filed a lawsuit against the provincial government. "I do have a little bit of hope that [the province is] working on it, and if they're not working on it then it's incredibly disappointing," she said.
"It was an unnameable amount of grief because it doesn’t have his name on it and saying Baby Boy Shaw is not how we envisioned anything," said Smith.
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