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The court ordered Crown wardship with no access for two young children, finding the mother's cognitive limitations and refusal to cooperate with the child protection agency precluded a safe return.
This is a child protection proceeding under Part III of the Child and Family Services Act involving two young boys in the care of the Children's Aid Society since birth.
The Society sought a Crown wardship order with no access to the mother.
The mother opposed the application and sought the return of the children to her care under Society supervision.
The court found that the mother has significant cognitive limitations, has failed to demonstrate meaningful change since a prior Crown wardship order involving her third child, and continues to resist working cooperatively with the Society and other professionals.
The court granted the Society's application for Crown wardship with no access, while making the siblings access holders to each other to preserve their relationship.
