The applicant filed a complaint against the Children's Aid Society of Toronto, alleging it failed to hear his concerns, conduct an investigation, or interview him and his child after he reported that his child was being bullied at a private school.
The Society had concluded that the concerns involved peer-to-peer interactions without an identified caregiver at fault, falling below the intervention threshold.
The Child and Family Services Review Board dismissed the complaint, finding that the Society had provided the applicant with an opportunity to be heard and had given satisfactory reasons for its decision not to investigate.
