Get a rare glimpse at what goes on during child protection hearings in Manitoba
It prompted First Nations leaders to come forward with concerns about what they see as bias against Indigenous people in child-welfare services.
Numbers show the new approach has reduced the amount of time it takes to find solutions. It used to take up to 18 months to go to trial, but now that can't be longer than six months. Chief Justice Glenn Joyal of Court of Queen's Bench says the root causes of child apprehensions need to be addressed to avoid families ending up in court in the first place.
"I've had so many families who have been told that they can't speak in court and you just let the lawyer take care of it. Or they are told by agencies they don't have to show up to court. Their lawyer will be there," Morgan said. The case moved forward with the mother's "deemed consent." A plan was agreed to for a six-month temporary order to keep the child in care. The mother is being expected to visit programs, including one for drug treatment, before the child can be returned. If the plan isn't followed, the order will become permanent.
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