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British Columbia Adoption Reunion Registry

Adopted.com connects adoptees with their loved ones in British Columbia, Canada. We are a country-wide adoption reunion registry for Canada and the largest adoption registry in the world. If you’re looking to reunite with a loved one in British Columbia, simply complete our form in moments and potentially match immediately with a child, parent, or sibling. Adopted.com reunites families by mutual consent, without the requirement to access adoption records. It is simple, fast, and easy. And with our NameSearch and DNA features, your chances of making a connection in British Columbia are even better. Try Adopted.com now.

A Few of Our Members Currently Searching Within British Columbia Who Chose To Be Featured

721. Newfieland709 : Heidi and matt around kamloops or victoria bc

722. Adopted3234 : CHILDREN born to EMMA NANCY POSSIA, MONKMAN, THOMAS, LEDUC or PARISIEN (you may have any of those last names if you were born to her. I have found most of my siblings (17) so far, but I believe there are far more children out there that I have not found yet. She had babies pretty much every year. I know in my heart there will be some more of my family out there. I am still looking for Ronald Leduc as he was adopted to a family in Regina, Saskatchewan. He would be born in 1951 as Deloris was born in 1950 and he was a year later. He was or is still a teacher in Regina area. He has a sister Deloris Leduc whom now lives in BC. I would be his 1/2 sister (same moms different dads)

723. Nicpit : I am just putting this out there to see if My Sisters Family is looking for information on her.

724. AngelBulter1979 : Tyler Ian Kenneth Dalling

725. StephanieCaroNeyhart : My birth name was Darlene Ann Thompson which was my mother’s maiden name. My fathers name is George Samuel Zwick. Both families lived in Dawson Creek at the time of my birth: 1953. My bio mother was Lee Thompson, Bricker, and Smith. She had around eight children that she put up for adoption when they were born I was the first. I have very little information on her side. I have connected with the Zwick family and have a family tree from that side. Looking for siblings and cousins on the Thompson side.

726. Sarah92270 : Want to find out who my family is and aboriginal ancestry

727. Chrissycrans : Born in Grace hospital in Vancouver March 30 1961 when I was 10 days old my name was Margaret Ann Ecker I am not sure of the spelling of the last name . I was very young and found the papers when I was snooping so that is what I remember. Thank you

728. DavidgFowler : hey all. I was born in Duncan,, November 10, 1963. on Vancouver Island. I was born Gerold (Jerry) Paul Smith. But soon after my adoption I became David George Fowler. I have spent most of my 55yrs living on Vancouver Island,.. (Ladysmith, Victoria, Nanaimo,.),,. however in the last twenty yrs I’ve been in vancouver areas. I’m. looking for any of my blood brothers, sisters, and of course,... first and foremost..... , my blood, or biological, birth mother and father. Thanks all.

729. Drumweaver : i have met my birth mother - she has since died... i am searching for information regarding my birth father... wishing to know a family surname and/or ancestral name/country/place...

730. Bbonnycastles : I was born at burnaby general hospital april q0 1959. My birth mother was a young 16 year old girl

731. Ronnie47 : Victoria British columbia

732. PG65 : My mother’s name is Francis Collier.

733. Wineguy89 : Born September 8th 1989 in Coquitlam BC.

734. GinaEgilson : I was 16 when I gave birth...My name is Gina Dorine EgilsonMy birthday is June 25, 1972, and I was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba...The name I gave my son for the birth certificate was Daniel Anthony Egilson....I lived in Surrey, and my family physician was Dr. M.C. Green...I went into labour and gave birth around 28 weeks, was admitted to Surrey Memorial Hospitalthe doctors thought that I was in false labour, and after monitoring were advising me to go home...I did not, and sometime later it was determined that I was indeed in labour, and would need to be transported to Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster, as they were equipped to handle premature babies...my family physician was notified, but didn’t have jurisdiction in New Westminster, and I do not know who attended me at the birth...I am unsure now as to the time of birth, but birth weight was 4lb 9oz...and he was placed immediately in an incubator to be taken care of in the premature baby wing, where he was tube-fed and hooked up to breathing apparatus and monitored for several weeks to allow proper lung and other organ development...Although I had already planned on adoption and had selected both a primary and secondary family through the Ministry, I needed to ensure his recovery before signing any papers...I am unsure of the exact date of release from Royal Columbian, but was informed of his healthy development and impending readiness for release, and so with much angst, my family and I said goodbye and I was later informed that he had been adopted by my secondary choice for adopted family....in the 6 month allowable window of anonymous communication between myself and the adopted family, I sent a letter to both my son and adoptive parents, and they too sent their own individual letters, pictures of my son at 6 months old, and appreciative confirmation of the receipt of my letters...As the nature of Ministry adoptions is closed and confidential, the only thing I had been told by the social workerwhose name I don’t recallwas that the family had been planning on relocating to Vancouver Island...I am 47 years old now, and my son is 30, and prior to now, I had not sought reunion as I hadn’t wanted to interfere in his life, and my own life for many years up until the last year and a half has been very unsettled to say the least, and although I have thought of trying to find him many times over the years, I haven’t been in a placesituationally or emotionallyto reach out....I am, however, now at a place in my life that is stable and positive, and my life circumstance now matches my desire to attempt to reach out ....I am unsure of what else to say, only that I am truly hoping that a match can be easily found, and that perhaps I may get the opportunity to see how my little baby boy grew into a young man....

735. LionFan : At the time of my birth, my mother’s name was Audrey FORSHNER. She was from Fort St. James British Columbia.

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