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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

Volume 3

Jul 12, 2013 5:21 PM

Jennay Smith

any advice on dealing with CAS (no they don't want to apprehend my kids, I have not signed anything, in the past I called them and they would pay for counselling and close the file, this time, apparently the fee for counselling is being waived so I don't need them to pay but they are refusing to go away until after counselling is completed... I don't need them I found my resources, identified and fixed the problem on my own...how to make them go away

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Robert Cormier

Tell them you've decided to deal with your "issues" on your own. Once they tried to get me to sign a "participation agreement" or something similar. I told them that i would consider it and asked them to leave me a copy and I would review it with my lawyer. They said that I must have something to hide which makes them more interested in my case. I responded that I wasn't a lawyer, and that I needed time to review the agreement and to understand the legal implications of it. They hounded me for days. In the end I told them I wasn't interested but thanks for offering their help. They went away. :)

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Darlene Burke

Have you gotten rid of them yet? tell them your children are not in need of protection, therefore, their child protection services are not required and do not contact you again unless they have a valid, provable concern for the kids. they only want to be involved to make up evidence.

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Darlene Burke

Ontario CAs is always looking for "opportunities" to create a client list for their services. they have services, they NEED a steady string of clients. they need to have children in their care to get government funding and CAS in Ontario is a private corporation who have shareholders to account to. So, they are always looking for someone to screw over.

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