The moving parties sought to review an order of a single judge dismissing their motion to expedite the hearing of two leave to appeal motions.
The underlying matters related to a Crown wardship order and a Habeas Corpus application.
The moving parties argued that as Aboriginal people, they had a right to have matters heard in a court of equity applying Aboriginal law, and that the children's aid society had no authority to apprehend their children.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the motion, finding no basis to interfere with the single judge's procedural ruling that the matters were not properly before the court.
