What is the view of the Catholic Children's Aid Society of Toronto?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Children’s Aid Society of Toronto v. K.L., 2018 ONCJ 95 (CanLII):
[21] The lens through which the society’s conduct is viewed is that of the properly informed, reasonable person, considering the society’s conduct and the prejudice caused to the child or parent by that conduct. See: Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Toronto v. S.V., 2000 O.J. No. 5866 (OCJ).
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