The Children's Aid Society of Toronto sought a temporary order for the placement of a 16-month-old child, W, in the care of his maternal grandmother (C.B.) with Society supervision, and supervised access for the parents (K.B. and O.A.).
K.B. sought W's return to her care or unsupervised parenting time with C.B. O.A. sought expanded supervised access and virtual/phone access.
The court found that the Society met its onus, establishing a real possibility of harm if W returned to K.B.'s care due to serious criminal charges against both parents (including child pornography) and K.B.'s unhealthy relationship with O.A. The court dismissed K.B.'s request for W's return and unsupervised access, and O.A.'s request for virtual access, ordering W to remain in C.B.'s temporary care with Society supervision and fully supervised in-person access for the parents.
