Consolidated child protection trial involving three children (S.J., N.J., and D.J.) where the Children's Aid Society sought Crown wardship without access for adoption purposes.
The father had a history of violence and anger management issues, including a guilty plea to assaulting two of the children with a belt.
The mother was passive and failed to protect the children from the father's emotional and physical abuse.
Despite both parents' participation in parenting programs, the court found they had made little progress and posed ongoing risks to the children's safety and wellbeing.
The court ordered all three children to be made Crown wards without access for adoption.
