Which of the following are current trends in Canadian families?

A) Families are getting larger.
B) Family violence is over-reported.
C) Fewer couples are legally married.
D) Inequality is improving.

According to data from Statistics Canada, the proportion of couples who are legally married has been declining over the past few decades, while the number of common-law unions and single-parent families has been increasing.

Note: The other options provided are not accurate trends in Canadian families. Family violence is still under-reported and inequality is still an issue in Canadian society. The size of families may vary but there is no clear trend towards them getting larger.