The moving party (mother) sought an extension of time to appeal a final parenting order and a stay of that order pending appeal.
The Court of Appeal for Ontario granted the extension of time, finding the three-day delay was minimal and an appeal right existed.
However, the court refused the stay, emphasizing that it was not in the child's best interests to disrupt the therapeutic program and living arrangements established by the trial judge's order, which aimed to rebuild the child's relationship with the father.