Two Canadian children at the centre of a protracted custody dispute must return to Germany where their father lives, over their objections and against the wishes of their mother, Ontario's top court ruled Tuesday. In addition, the court ruled, the father will have to provide suitable housing for the mother and children in Germany. Nevertheless, the Court of Appeal ruled the children must return to Germany. "The Divisional Court's decision would, if upheld, undermine the purpose and proper operation of the Hague Convention," the Appeal Court decided. In an interview late Tuesday, Baggott said the Appeal Court ignored several salient facts and said she would appeal.

Source: CBC News September 14, 2016 01:41 UTC