Nova Scotia Community Services Doesn't Know How Many Caseloads it Covers
Anecdotal evidence suggests that the Nova Scotia's Department of Community Services Has Good Reason not to Track its Activities Too Closely
According to the May 17th, 2024 CBC News post, “Community Services doesn't know how many cases its social workers are juggling,” officials with the Nova Scotia Department of Community Services do not have an accurate picture of the caseloads carried by social workers in Nova Scotia.
The problem extends to other areas where provincial social workers workers operate and there are consequences to the lack of oversite, at least according to the May 7th, 2024 CBC News post, “Weak oversight of N.S. youth homes increases risk of improper child care: auditor.”
Someone who agrees with this assessment is Halifax based Chris Taylor. a single parent who’s wife died tragically and accidentally in 2020.
Taylor’s two young children were removed from the family home by NS government authorized caseworkers after his wife’s passing for reasons which no doubt might seem sensible to government bureaucrats but are unclear and problematic to disinterested observers.
According to Taylor, CAS swooped in and seemed to be “excited” about grabbing his little boys.
Once a professional photographer with connections the military, Taylors attempted to track and record his interactions with government agents while they were building a case to remove his children from the family home. Those interactions were met with increasing hostility and sanctions by authorities.
Freedom Forum correspondent Mary Anne interviewed Taylor from his now empty home via Zoom on Sunday, May 19th, 2024. Here’s what she found.
If Taylor’s comments are to be taken at face value, this particular situation seems to be an example, at the very least, of “overzealousness” on the part of loosely supervised Nova Scotia Department of Community Services caseworkers supported by favorable court officers who’ve decided on a course of action before completing the appropriate due diligence.
The children have been removed from parental care and were adopted out to another family. Taylor tried to appeal the adoption all the way to the Canada’s Supreme Court, but the Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal.
Taylor is currently awaiting sentencing and potential jail time for his attempts to record his interactions with authorities and have his children returned.
Maybe the NS caseworkers and the courts know something that disinterested observers haven’t yet picked up. Unfortunately, we may never learn what that could be because of the lax supervision by the the Nova Scotia Department of Community Services
After all, they don't even know how many caseloads they cover.
As for Taylor, he still publishes samples of his work on YouTube at Nobody News and on other sites.
Here’s an interesting example of his work, the February 11th, 2023 Nobody News on YouTube post, “being assaulted at family Court.”
This sounds like he and the children are targeted. This is pure cruelty and evil.
The word out there is, they are coming for our children. I can't imagine what is in store for these babies. I hope Dad has found the Lord Jesus and does a lot of praying. It's like Nazi Germany back in 1930's. No citizen say in anything.
Well that is BS. I worked with Community and Social Services and we always knew how many cases there were at all times. They don't want people to know the ridiculous number. I'm sure all the provinces are the same. The government wants as many people as possible to be reliant on the system. World Order agenda 101. We won't recognize the world in 10 years. 😞🙏💯🇨🇦