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Interim custody granted to mother with parallel parenting regime and generous access for father.
The applicant father brought a motion for interim custody and an order requiring the respondent mother to return the child's primary residence to Stratford from London.
Both parents had a history of substance abuse, but the mother had been the primary caregiver since separation and the child was flourishing in her care.
The court applied the best interests of the child test under the Children's Law Reform Act and ordered that the child remain in the primary care of the mother in London, with a parallel parenting regime and generous weekend access for the father.
Landlords ordered to pay damages for evicting tenant because she was pregnant and unmarried.
The complainant alleged she was evicted from her apartment because she was pregnant and unmarried.
The respondents claimed she was evicted due to noisy parties, problematic roommates, and police visits.
The Board of Inquiry found the complainant's evidence more credible and concluded that her pregnancy and family status were motivating factors for the eviction.
The respondents were ordered to pay moving expenses, rent differential, and $1,000 in general damages for mental anguish and loss of dignity.
