The applicant children's aid society brought a motion for summary judgment seeking an order of Crown wardship for three children.
The parents, who arrived as refugees and faced significant intellectual and physical disabilities, struggled to provide adequate care despite extensive community support.
The court granted summary judgment for Crown wardship, finding no genuine issue for trial regarding the parents' inability to care for the children.
However, the court found the society failed to establish that there was no triable issue regarding access between the parents and the children, and ordered a trial on the issue of access.
