The children's aid society brought a motion for summary judgment seeking an order for extended society care with no access for a two-year-old child.
The parents, who both have developmental delays, opposed the motion and sought the return of the child with a supervision order.
The court found there was no genuine issue requiring a trial, as the parents lacked the capacity to parent independently and did not have adequate 24/7 supports in place.
The court granted summary judgment placing the child in extended society care, but ordered that the parents have access at the discretion of the society, finding that access was positive and in the child's best interests.
