Law360 Canada ( August 23, 2022, 6:00 AM EDT) -- Appeal by the Catholic Children’s Aid Society (“Society”), the Office of the Children’s Lawyer (“OCL”) and the mother from a disclosure order made during a status hearing. The mother arrived in Canada with her two older children in 2007. She lost her immigration status in Canada in 2008. She subsequently gave birth to her youngest child in Canada. The mother’s refugee claim had been refused. After the mother was criminally convicted of assault and assault with a weapon against her oldest child, currently an adult, a deportation order was issued against her. The mother had been subject to several supervision orders regarding the younger two children. After the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness set the mother’s removal date, the Society obtained a non-removal order respecting the children. The disclosure order sought by the Minister before making submissions during a status review hearing, ordered the Society to provide the Minister with all status review applications and agreed statements of fact since 2015 and all future status review applications and statements of agreed fact. A judge of the Superior Court dismissed the Society’s and OCL’s appeal from the disclosure order....