This is a summary judgment motion brought by the Children's Aid Society of the Region of Peel regarding twin girls born in 2011.
The parents did not oppose the protection finding, and the matter proceeded solely on the issue of disposition.
The society sought Crown wardship without access for purposes of adoption.
The mother had a long history of drug abuse, testing positive for cocaine at the time of the children's birth.
Despite agreeing to drug testing and treatment programs, the parents failed to follow through, missed numerous appointments, and ceased visiting the children for an extended period without credible explanation.
The court found that over fourteen months, the parents had not demonstrated the ability to address their substance abuse issues in a comprehensive and sustained manner.
The court granted the society's motion, making the children wards of the Crown without access for purposes of adoption.
