The case involves a dispute over decision-making responsibility and parenting time for a child, Anna, following the separation of her birth mother (Respondent) and her former spouse (Applicant).
The primary issue was the Respondent's desire to relocate the child from Fort Frances, Ontario, to Saskatchewan.
The court considered the child's best interests, including stability, existing relationships, history of care, and the impact of relocation.
The court found that relocation would be detrimental to the child and granted the Applicant sole decision-making responsibility, with the child to reside primarily with the Applicant in Fort Frances.
