News & Events

The Children’s Aid Society of Toronto (CAS of Toronto) is pleased to announce the appointment of Marlon Merraro as the Chair of our Board of Directors.

Today we are learning about another discovery of unmarked graves of Indigenous people, impacting members of the Ktunaxa First Nation in BC.

Leaders of the Cowessess First Nation in Saskatchewan, revealed details of the discovery of 751 unmarked graves.

 Today, the Children’s Aid Society of Toronto (CAS of Toronto) released its 2020–2021 Annual Report entitled, Focus.

As we kick of PRIDE Month 2021, watch this short video from Farrell Hall, Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at CAS Toronto.

At this point we’ve all heard the devastating news that the remains of 215 children were recently found at a former Kamloops, B.C. residential school.

The discovery of the remains of Indigenous children is incredibly distressing and a sobering moment for Canadians. We share the collective heartbreak for these children who did not return home to their families and communities as we continue to remember the impact of colonization and the role of child welfare on Indigenous people across Canada.

70 per cent of children aged 6 to 18 say their mental health has declined in some way during the pandemic.

Today, marks Children and Youth in Care Day in Ontario.

As the pandemic persists and Ontario remains in lockdown, we are strongly encouraging primary caregivers to plan ahead.

On International Earth Day, the Children’s Aid Society of Toronto (CAS Toronto) is excited to announce certifications received.