Law360 Canada ( December 29, 2017, 8:22 AM EST) -- Appeal by the father from an order permitting the mother to relocate with the child. The parties grew up in Pictou County, Nova Scotia. They never married. Their child, now age 11, was born in 2006 while the parents were in high school. The child's extended family resided in Pictou County. The parties co-parented the child while each pursued post-secondary education. In 2012, the mother sought to pursue midwifery studies in Ontario and relocate with the child. A joint custody and co-parenting arrangement was ordered to run in conjunction with the school year. The child resided with the father in Nova Scotia between September and April, and with the mother in Nova Scotia beginning each April following conclusion of the mother's studies. The order provided for extensive parenting time. Between 2012 and 2016, the parties continued to share parenting of the child. In 2016, the mother obtained midwife work in Toronto that paid $70,000 per year. She applied for permission to relocate with the child. In 2017, the trial judge concluded that the child should move to Toronto with her mother. The father appealed....