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The second link is about corporate benefits claims in the event of a relative's death, not about damage

They're both governed by the same Act so it is relevant.

Its right there in the 2nd paragraph.

BC law allows you to claim for benefits after losing someone in an accident, but only certain types of losses and damages are covered. Wrongful death claims usually include funeral costs, medical expenses, compensation for loss of financial support from your loved one, and compensation for loss of your loved one’s contribution to household services and/or childcare. Children of the deceased person can also claim compensation for the loss of care, education, training, and guidance from their parent. It may also be possible to claim for loss of inheritance.

3rd paragraph says:

In BC, claims are limited to “pecuniary” benefits—that is, losses that can be measured in money like income loss and the expenses discussed above.

https://simpsonthomas.com/blog/loss-of-companionship-can-you-claim-any-benefits-from-losing-a-loved-one-in-an-accident/#%3A%7E%3Atext=Fatal+accident+claims+are+meant%2CAct+%28%E2%80%9CFCA%E2%80%9D%29