A child protection society brought a summary judgment motion seeking an order for extended society care of two children, with no access to their mother, and access to their maternal uncle.
The mother opposed the motion and sought return of the children to her care.
The court found that the mother suffered from serious untreated mental health issues, including amphetamine-induced psychosis, and had engaged in concerning behaviour including violating court orders, posting confidential information on social media, and attempting to undermine the children's foster placement.
The court granted the society's motion for extended care, denied the mother's request for access, and granted access to the maternal uncle at the society's discretion.
