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How B.C.’s ill-equipped system spawned the longest child welfare fight in Canada’s history
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It's one of the most alarming family justice cases in Canadian history.
A high-conflict custody battle with allegations of sexual abuse by a father, and incompetence by BC's children's ministry, is raising serious questions about how our system deals with families at their breaking point.
In a CKNW special investigation, reporter Charmaine de Silva takes an in-depth look at how a judge, a lawyer, and our system in general led to justice being derailed.
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