This is a status review application under the Child and Family Services Act involving three children.
The Highland Shores Children's Aid Society sought supervision orders, proposing that two younger children be placed in the care of their biological father (R.G.) with supervised access to their mother, while the eldest child remain with her mother.
The mother opposed placement with the father, claiming the child did not wish to go.
The court found the children at risk of emotional harm due to the mother's pattern of denying sibling contact, interfering with paternal access, and demonstrating lack of insight into her children's emotional needs.
The court ordered the two younger children placed in the father's care with supervised therapeutic access to their mother, while the eldest remained with her mother due to her stated wishes.
