Canada Court Watch has received an influx of calls from parents in the Muskoka region regarding claims of abuses by the workers with the Muskoka Children's Aid Society. A number of those affected have indicated that they would like to hold a public forum in the area to discuss the issues involving the CAS with others in their community and to discuss what can be done to fix the problems with the local child protection system.

William Mullins-Johnson spent more than 12 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. Children's Aid, Police and the Crown Attorney all played a role in the destruction of his family.

View the Canada Court Watch interview with William Mullins-Johnson at http://www.vimeo.com/14527916

Advocates for accountability will be holding a Rally in Owen Sound this Wednesday. All those interested in helping to make CAS agencies accountable to the people of Ontario should attend. Details below:

Every year, thousands of young fathers (sometimes moms as well) are destroyed and forced into poverty because of the draconian family courts and government collection agencies which relentlessly hunt down non-custodial parents until they are destroyed.

In response to overwhelming public support from the residents of Huntsville, Ontario, advocates for CAS accountability will be holding a second peacefull rally in Huntsville and Gravenhurst, Ontario during the month of September.

Advocates for accountability and transparency with CAS agencies in Ontario converged on Huntsville on the last leg of a six day, six town rally for accountability through northern Ontario.

The attached picture was published in the Huntsville Forester showing protesters at the event.
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A follow-up article has been published in connection with the three children being subjected to abuse as a result of the failing of the Muskoka CAS and its workers.

(June 29, 2010) Yesterday, on Monday June 28, 2010 a teenager fled the care and control of the Kitchener Waterloo CAS and has disclosed on videotape how he and other children were being abused in care over a long period of time. This teens testimony was backed up by another teen in the same foster home which Canada Court Watch has on video as well.

Readers are urged to read a new article in pdf format about the latest case involving the Muskoka CAS and its failure to protect children being abused in Huntsville, Ontario..

A rally for accountability has been scheduled for Huntsville, Ontario on Monday, July 12, 2010 from 10:30 am until 2:00 pm with a get together for participants after the event. Children and teens are welcome to join to help them learn how Canadians must stand up to protect their rights and freedoms through peaceful public protest.