A woman with Métis roots whose 10-year-old daughter was placed in the permanent care of Alberta Child and Family Services (CFS) because she kept taking her to the doctor to diagnose ailments the little girl didn’t have has lost her bid to get the child back using pseudo-legal arguments.

The mom, identified only as MD in a recent decision out of Calgary’s Court of King’s Bench, wanted the judge to fine Alberta $100 million for each year she was separated from her daughter.

The mother was repeatedly subjecting her daughter to medical examinations and procedures 'to diagnose ailments that she did not have'{ai:summary}<p>A Métis woman in Alberta lost her attempt to regain custody of her daughter, who was placed in permanent care due to unnecessary medical visits. She argued using pseudo-legal claims and sought $100 million in damages for the separation. </p><p>#society</p>

Alberta woman fails to get daughter back with pseudo-legal arguments from 'Spirit Warrior'

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