Since the court is now making a decision under section 65 of the Child and Family Services Act, the test is what is in the best interests of the children.[11] Prior to the amendments that took effect in 2000, the test was whether the children were still in need of protection and their best interests. See Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Metropolitan Toronto v. M. (C.).[12] Now the original protection concerns have been reduced to a risk factor when the court is determining a child’s best interests. See paragraph 12 of subsection 37(3).[13]
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