The Children's Aid Society sought extended society care for two children against their father and mothers.
The mothers consented to extended society care.
The father opposed, seeking custody.
The court found both children in need of protection due to the father's pedohebephilia diagnosis, untreated impulsivity, chaotic lifestyle, substance use, and history of non-compliance with orders.
The court dismissed the father's plan of care, finding it unrealistic, and ordered extended society care for both children, with silent access for parents but continued inter-sibling access.