The Children's Aid Society of Toronto brought a summary judgment motion seeking a finding that the child K. was in need of protection and an order for extended society care with no access for the mother, K.C. K.C. opposed, seeking dismissal or a supervision order and continued access.
The court found K. to be in need of protection and ordered extended society care, citing K.C.'s long-standing behavioral and thought process challenges, and her inability to provide a safe, stable, and predictable environment.
However, the court found insufficient evidence to summarily determine the access issue post-extended society care, ordering a mini-trial on that specific matter.
