The Children's Aid Society of London and Middlesex brought a motion for summary judgment seeking an order of Crown wardship for the child M.J.D-N. without access.
The child's father concurred, but the mother opposed, seeking a six-month wardship with access.
The court found no genuine triable issue, noting the mother's extensive history of mental health issues, drug use, criminal charges, and failure to follow through with programs or maintain consistent access.
The court granted Crown wardship, finding it to be the least intrusive order consistent with the child's best interests, and determined that the mother failed to satisfy the statutory conditions for continued access to a Crown ward.
