Judge allows father parenting time with six-year-old despite ‘unorthodox beliefs’
HALIFAX — A Nova Scotia judge has allowed a Halifax-area father unsupervised parenting time with his child, despite the mother’s objections over his “unorthodox beliefs” on white pride and other racial matters.
In a written decision, Justice Carole Beaton of the provincial Supreme Court’s family division said it’s in the six-year-old’s best interest to have contact with the father.
But she said the father is not to engage in discussions in the child’s presence that would expose the youngster to his controversial political, historical and world views.
The full extent of the father’s beliefs were not explained in the ruling. Beaton said the father clarified on cross-examination that he is not a white supremacist, but rather an Asian supremacist with unorthodox views on “white European pride.”