This is a child protection case involving five children of the B. family.
The Catholic Children's Aid Society sought Crown wardship for all five children based on findings of neglect, inadequate supervision, failure to meet educational and health needs, and parental non-cooperation.
The court found that the children were in need of protection and made orders for Crown wardship with varying access provisions.
The case involved a complex history of Society involvement dating back to 2006, with persistent concerns about supervision, school attendance, health care, and parental responsiveness to intervention.
