The parties separated after a 14-year marriage with four children.
The mother sought sole custody and permission to relocate the children to Mississauga, while the father sought shared parenting.
The court granted sole custody to the mother but prohibited the relocation of the twins, emphasizing the maximum contact principle and the children's established ties in Sudbury.
The court imputed additional income to the father for child and spousal support purposes.
The mother's claim for a constructive trust over the father's pension, which survived his bankruptcy, was denied because the bankruptcy statute provided a juristic reason for the enrichment.
However, the court ordered the father to pay periodic spousal support upon his retirement to account for the pension's value.
