CAS
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It’s a normal day for me. Wake, feed and dress my kids for school and then head out the door for another court appearance, my nineteenth appearance since I... more
By space-coyote
December 19, 2017
It’s a cold and snowy Monday morning. The notes, which led to my trial cancellation, have finally been disclosed. The blame game begins. There are only a few... more
By space-coyote
November 20, 2017
I wake up and look out my window. My street is pitch black. The rain and wind have knocked out power to the streetlights. I love the rain so I take this as a... more
By space-coyote
October 30, 2017
I have court today. It is the third year in a row I have had court in October. I’ve learned how to get out of there by lunch time now. To get a parking spot, I... more
By space-coyote
October 16, 2017
Is the high cost of clean water and hydro putting your family at risk of CAS involvement?
The effect of provincial policies on struggling families was... more
October 15, 2017
The CAS has more powers than virtually any other government agency and more secret than the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. A CAS worker (who may or... more
September 14, 2017
Another day, another phone call from my lawyer that I can’t talk about yet. The news is good but I know it will be awhile before I get to share it. I have the... more
By space-coyote
September 11, 2017
The Perth crown requested a months long trial delay so FCSLLG's lawyers can review and edit hundreds of pages of notes requested by former FCSLLG employees who... more
August 1, 2017
He comes with me this time. I go early, so I can meet him there. He does the same thing and we arrive at the exact same time. I give him my work and explain... more
By space-coyote
August 1, 2017
I’m walking down this busy street in the city. Almost everyone here is dressed professionally. The ones that aren’t ask if I have an extra cigarette. All of... more
By space-coyote
July 27, 2017
“We get what we deserve,” the beginning line of one of my favorite songs. It’s about the only song I’ve listened to, over and over, since my arrest almost a... more
By space-coyote
July 18, 2017
I get there at 9am. It’s not nearly as busy as it would be if it were a Monday. Maybe I’ll be out of here quick. I see the usual faces, court staff and... more
By space-coyote
June 30, 2017
You got to get there about a half hour early, if you want a parking spot. If you want a comfortable spot to sit and wait, I imagine you must have to be one of... more
By space-coyote
June 12, 2017
It feels like a movie sometimes, but it’s happening in real life. My life. I’m facing ten years in jail and a $75-million dollar lawsuit and I’m not even... more
By space-coyote
June 9, 2017
The witnesses have been subpoenaed. I know this because my husband is served one. Some have even posted theirs on social media, along with my home address. I... more
By space-coyote
May 22, 2017