A child protection matter involving three children who had spent the majority of their lives in foster care.
The applicant society sought to determine whether the children should be returned to their parents or made Crown wards.
All parties signed minutes of settlement agreeing to return the children to their parents' care with a six-month supervision order.
The court, while expressing reservations about the parents' readiness, approved the settlement based on the paramount purpose of the Child and Family Services Act and the statutory obligation to preserve the cultural identity of Indigenous children.
